Philharmonic Symphony Of London
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of London was a pseudonym for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra used on recordings made and released by or licensed from [l=Westminster], mostly in the late 1950s with Artur Rodzinski conducting (most likely for contractual issues). Other conductors include: Erich Leinsdorf, Hermann Scherchen, [a=Dean Dixon (2)], Charles Gerhardt & [a=Argeo Quadri].
Not to be confused with the London Philharmonic Orchestra or the London Symphony Orchestra.
It appears as:
- Londoner Philharmoniker (on cover and labels) on German and Dutch versions released by [l=Heliodor].
- Orchestre Philharmonique De Londres (on cover and labels) on French versions released by [l=Heliodor].
- The London Philharmonic Orchestra (on cover) and London Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra (on labels) on Australian versions released by [l=World Record Club].
- Sinfonia de Londres
- Sinfonia de Londres/Patrice Fontanarosa (violino)
- London Promenade Orchestra
- Philharmonic Symphony of London/The Ambrosian Singers
- The Romantic Strings Orchestra/Douglas Gamley and Gordon Langford (piano)
- English Chamber Orchestra/Jose Luis Garcia (violino)
- London Promenade Orchestra/Michael Reeves (piano)
- National Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus
- National Philharmonic Orchestra/The Ambrosian Singers
- PHILARMONIC SINFONIA OF LONDON