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1970s · Classical·1904–present

London Symphony Orchestra

London Symphony Orchestra connects directly to 348 artists, and through them to at least 2 more acts. Simon Carrington played in London Philharmonic Orchestra (since 2002). Axel Bouchaux played in Orchestre des Champs‐Élysées.

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367 threads

Members

335

Collaborations

29

Side Projects

3

Acts & Ensembles Connected to London Symphony Orchestra

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Background

London Symphony Orchestra is a pair of albums by Frank Zappa, featuring his original symphonic compositions conducted by Kent Nagano. They were recorded at the same sessions in January 1983, and originally released as London Symphony Orchestra, Vol. I in 1983, London Symphony…via Wikipedia

Career Highlights

114 albums
Formed
1904
Active
1904–present
Listeners
619,436Last.fm
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Selected Discography

  1. 1958España
  2. 1971L.S.O. Gala Concert
  3. 1972Homage To Pavlova
  4. 1972Tommy
  5. 1973All‐Time Classics
  6. 1975André Previn’s Music Night
  7. 1977André Previn’s Music Night 2
  8. 1977Classic Rock
  9. 1978Classic Rock 2: The Second Movement
  10. 1978Star Wars / The Story Of Star Wars
  11. 1979Rhapsody in Black
  12. 1980Music From the Galaxies
  13. 1981Classic Rock Rock Classics
  14. 1983Prokofiev – Classical Symphony / Lieutenant Kijé-Suite / Love For Three Oranges-Suite
  15. 1985A Classic Case: The London Symphony Orchestra Plays the Music of Jethro Tull

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