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1. Wigmore Hall
2. Albert Hall
3. Purcell Room
4. Queen Elizabeth Hall
5. Royal Festival Hall
6. Cadogan Hall
7. St. John's, Smith Square
8. St James's, Piccadilly
9. St Martins-in-the-Field
10. My front room
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1. Whichever one I am sitting in.
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Umm, not sure about the Albert Hall (despite the huge part it played in my musical education - during the summer months anyway). Yes, the atmosphere is great and gallery promenading is a hugely entertaining way to enjoy music, but those horrendous acoustics and the strange acoustic dead spots ... and, for one night a year, all those horrific pogo-ing Young Conservatives ..

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1. Wigmore Hall
2. Albert Hall
3. Purcell Room
4. Queen Elizabeth Hall
5. Royal Festival Hall
6. Cadogan Hall
7. St. John's, Smith Square
8. St James's, Piccadilly
9. St Martins-in-the-Field
10. My front room
A bit British-centred, don't you think, Philidor
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