New Philharmonia Orchestra London

The New Philharmonia Orchestra (now known as the Philharmonia Orchestra) is one of London’s most celebrated symphony ensembles, tracing its roots back to 1945. Originally founded by record producer Walter Legge as the Philharmonia, the orchestra rebranded as the "New Philharmonia" in 1964 after becoming self-governing, later reverting to its original name in 1977. Known for its rich, dynamic interpretations of classical staples, the orchestra has worked with legendary conductors like Herbert von Karajan and Otto Klemperer, and its discography spans iconic composers from Mozart and Tchaikovsky to 20th-century innovators like Charles Ives. The releases listed here—from fiery overtures to lush ballet suites—showcase their knack for bringing timeless works to life, whether through Tchaikovsky’s dramatic *Swan Lake* or Mozart’s elegant Symphony No. 41. Their recordings often balance technical precision with emotional depth, making them a go-to for both classical newcomers and seasoned listeners.

Genres

Classical

Latest Release

Obertura Famosas

London Symphony Orchestra•

New Philharmonia Orchestra London•

Alfred Scholz

Album - 8 Tracks - Released October 30, 2015