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Of great importance for the promotion of symphony. The music had publicly accessible “Promenade Concerts” (held in London from 1838), which were headed by G. Wood in 1895-1944. In their program - music decomp. schools, including works of modern. Englishcomposers. These concerts contributed to the development of symphony. and oratorial A. 20 centuryAlong with fruitful for A. m. Revival of nat. traditions in the music of some composers of the 20s. the influence of expressionist aesthetics, constructivism, neoclassicism. A new stage in the development of English. musesculture is characterized not only by the strengthening of nat. trends, but also increasing prof. mastery. the art of A. Bliss, W. Walton, A. Bush, A. Benjamin, E. J. Moran, M. Tippett, C. Lambert, E. M. Maconkey, X. Ferguson, E. Rabra and others received recognition and abroad. All of them continued to develop traditions. musesrebirth. " Their experience, as well as the achievements of composers trace. generations - M. Arnold, J. Bush, J. Gardner, R. Arnell, A. Milner, P. Dickinson and others, confirm the presence in England of their nat. composer school. A special place among modern.