The New Symphony Orchestra Of London

British Classical Ensemble

The New Symphony Orchestra of London was an ad-hoc orchestra, primarily active during the mid-20th century, which was assembled from London's pool of professional musicians for specific recording projects. The orchestra was known for its participation in a number of classical music recordings, often accompanying renowned soloists of the time. They worked with various record labels, including RCA Victor and Decca, and collaborated with prominent conductors such as Sir Adrian Boult, René Leibowitz, and Alexander Gibson. The New Symphony Orchestra of London contributed to the popularization of classical music through their accessible recordings, which were widely distributed and appreciated for their high-quality sound and musicianship. 1," "Recital No.