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New London orchestra (1941-)

Organisation: New London orchestra (1941-) Short Biography: Founded in 1941 by Alec Sherman. Extant in 1966. First concert in Guildhall, Cambridge,14/08/1941. Associated with CEMA broadcasts. Associated with Cambridge Theatre, London. Not to be confused with New London Orchestra, founded in 1988 by Ronald Corp ("New london orchestra, 1988-"). Information from: British Music / Russell Palmer, 1947: supplied by Ros Edwards, Manchester libraries.

Collection Descriptions Bradford Subscription Concerts (1927-1958) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) A collection of programmes from Bradford Subscription Concerts, 1927 to 1958. There are 11 volumes, spanning the per... Léon Goossens: Provinces C-D (1930-1986) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) Concert programmes for provincial programmes given in places beginning "C" to "D". Calne: St. Mary’s School (22/2/... Léon Goossens: Provinces R-S (1930-1982) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) Concert programmes for provincial programmes given in places beginning "R" to"S". Radlett: Aldenham lodge hotel (1... London theatres: M-O (1875-) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) A collection of concert programmes from London theatres beginning "M" to "O". Programmes date from 1875 onwards. ... London: Cambridge Theatre (1933-) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) A collection of 400 programmes from performances given at the Cambridge Theatre, London. The collection predominantl... London: Victoria and Albert museum (1887-) (Royal College of Music: Centre for Performance History) This collection contains programmes from concerts that took place in the Victoria and Albert museum. The 1950s and 1...