When you come to London in summer, find some time in your schedule to attend one of about 90 classical music concerts, held during BBC Proms or Promenade Concerts. The festival runs from mid-July through early September at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington. This magnificent venue hosts the total eight weeks of world-class music, ranging from large-scale orchestral and choral performances to intimate chamber concerts. The latest lineups ranged from Berlioz to Bollywood.
Royal Albert Hall accommodates 900 standing and over 5,000 seated spectators. So, everyone is welcome to absorb a powerful wall of sound, capable of healing your soul, focusing your mind on positive and productive thinking, and elevating your sense of beauty. Two months of magical music end with a large outdoor final concert in Hyde Park.
The promming admission is £8, which is such a reasonable price for the immense aesthetic pleasure you're going to receive. Purchase tickets on the Royal Albert Hall's website. See External Resources below for the link.
BBC Proms festival dates back to the late 19th century, when a series of orchestra concerts were held under the guidance of Robert Newman, who aimed at broadening the audience with a more casual atmosphere and affordable pricing.