Classical Brit Awards, at the Royal Albert Hall

: Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, Kensington, London51.501267 -0.177541
Date:: 2nd October 2012 -- 8 PM
Tickets:: £20 to £65, from royalalberthall.com
Tel:: +44 (0) 207 589 3203
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The Classical Brit Awards are the classical equivalent of the pop music's Brit Awards and Grammies. The event combines live performances from some of the most highly regarded musicians and performers in the world today, with a number of specially commissioned awards presented throughout the evening.

The terracota-coloured Royal Albert Hall is one of London’s favourite concert venues. Whilst it remains most famous for classical music and the annual Prom concerts, it also holds rock and pop concerts, sports events and award ceremonies.

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Dr John – “The last time I went to the Royal Albert Hall was to see some Benjamin Britten at the Proms, which was top notch, as always. We only have the cheap seats up in the circle which is only 15 quid for me and my wife, but you get a… more”

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