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2. www.royalalberthall.com › our-work › our-futureOur Future - Royal Albert Hall

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   Our Future. The Royal Albert Hall (registered charity number 254543) plays a central role in the life of our nation. Our ambitious capital plans will enable us to develop opportunities for people of every age and background to benefit from the power of music and culture, through opening our unsurpassable building to new opportunities for everyone.

3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › entertainment-arts-55172842Royal Albert Hall reveals 150th anniversary plans - BBC News

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   Dec 3, 2020 · Royal Albert Hall reveals 150th anniversary plans. The venue's restored facade will also be unveiled in 2021 after four years of painstaking work. Chic's Nile Rodgers will compose a "pop...

4. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › articlesThe remarkable life of the Royal Albert Hall (so far) - BBC ...

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   Made up of more than six million red bricks and 80,000 blocks of terracotta, the Hall opened in 1871 as a tribute to Queen Victoria’s late husband, Prince Albert.

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6. www.countrylife.co.uk › architecture › the-royalThe Royal Albert Hall: A 19th-century marvel that 'has lost ...

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   Apr 4, 2021 · As described by Marcus Binney (COUNTRY LIFE, March 25, 1971) and The Survey of London, vol 38 (1975), the future Royal Albert Hall was one product of this initiative. The idea of building a music hall on the estate was first proposed in 1853, but, two years later, Prince Albert suggested something more ambitious: a music hall within an ...

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7. www.bbc.com › news › entertainment-arts-55172842Royal Albert Hall reveals 150th anniversary plans - BBC

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   Dec 3, 2020 · 3 December 2020. The venue's restored facade will also be unveiled in 2021 after four years of painstaking work. By Mark Savage. BBC music reporter. Chic's Nile Rodgers will compose a "pop...

8. www.bbc.co.uk › news › entertainment-arts-59695142Royal Albert Hall boss notes huge drop in sales since spread ...

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   Dec 17, 2021 · The boss of the Royal Albert Hall has said the venue has seen a huge drop in sales since the spread of Omicron. Craig Hassall, chief executive officer of the historic London hall, is calling...

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   What is the Royal Albert Hall?

   • In 2021, the Royal Albert Hall in London’s Kensington marks its 150th anniversary. Made up of more than six million red bricks and 80,000 blocks of terracotta, the Hall opened in 1871 as a tribute to Queen Victoria’s late husband, Prince Albert.

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   Why is the Royal Albert Hall losing sales?

   • The boss of the Royal Albert Hall has said the venue has seen a huge drop in sales since the spread of Omicron. Craig Hassall, chief executive officer of the historic London hall, is calling for "a stronger government position" to help the struggling arts industry.

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   Why did the Royal Albert Hall become 'Albertopolis'?

   • The intention was to develop the area as a lasting legacy of the exhibition; what would later become known as ‘Albertopolis’. As described by Marcus Binney (COUNTRY LIFE, March 25, 1971) and The Survey of London, vol 38 (1975), the future Royal Albert Hall was one product of this initiative.

   The Royal Albert Hall: A 19th-century marvel that 'has lost none of its

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   What happens at the Royal Albert Hall?

   • A performance at the Royal Albert Hall is often on the touring schedule of the world’s biggest acts. They have included Adele, Harry Styles, Ella Fitzgerald, Jimi Hendrix and Fred Astaire. Appearing at the Hall can also mean access to its impressive Henry Willis pipe organ, known as the Voice of Jupiter.

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   How long did it take to build the Royal Albert Hall?

   • It took four years to build the Royal Albert Hall. While the building itself was being constructed in London, the roof was built in Manchester. It was taken to pieces for its journey by train to the capital, then put together again on arrival. Left, Queen Victoria lays the foundation stone of the Royal Albert Hall.

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   Why did the Royal Albert Hall owe its existence?

   • As everybody present at the opening understood, it was to this undertaking that the Royal Albert Hall owed its existence and in response to which its dual intended purposes — the ‘advancement of the Arts and Sciences’ trumpeted on the inscription that encircles the exterior of the building — were derived.

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10. www.bbc.com › news › uk-england-london-56428543Not just the Proms: An unexpected history of the Royal Albert ...

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    Perhaps best known for classical music and the Last Night of the Proms, the Royal Albert Hall has a far from stuffy past. Rule Britannia has had its place - but so have Bovril, balls, Blackshirts...