Where was the Promenade Concerts moved to after bombing in 1941?
Queen's Hall
Covent Garden
Royal Opera House
Royal Albert Hall
Answer
The Promenade Concerts were moved to the Royal Albert Hall in 1941 after the original venue, the Queen's Hall, was bombed. The concerts were originally held in the Queen's Hall from 1895 to 1941, and were known for their informal atmosphere and the participation of the audience. After the bombing, the concerts were moved to the Royal Albert Hall, where they continue to be held today.
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