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About
the Orchestra The RTWSO was founded in 1922 when a group of 21 amateur string players, supported by a flautist and a pianist, gave a concert in King Charles Hall, Royal Tunbridge Wells. The orchestra is now a full symphony orchestra that has established a regular pattern of six concerts each season. Today, the RTWSO is made up from a core group of gifted, local musicians, whose ranks are augmented by a larger number of professional musicians. They perform to a high standard and offer continuity for our audiences, as many of the players have been performing with the RTWSO for some years. Time and time again, the RTWSO turns in memorable performances completely worthy of other leading orchestras. We promote a fascinating series of concerts to enjoy, exploring familiar and some less familiar orchestral works in a dazzling mix of programmes.  |
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Good Reputation The RTWSO enjoys a good reputation, which enables us to attract some internationally famous artists and orchestral musicians. In the 2008-2009 season we will be performing with the following:
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Charitable
Status of the RTWSO The RTWSO is a registered charity (no. 295781) that exists to promote the musical education of the inhabitants of Tunbridge Wells through the study and practice of orchestral music. Corporate support
and charitable
giving will help us
to achieve these aims and, in return, you could gain measurable new
benefits for your business.
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