The London Festival Orchestra

British Classical Ensemble

The London Festival Orchestra is a flexible symphony orchestra that was established in the 1950s. It was initially associated with the English conductor Ross Pople. Throughout its history, the orchestra has been known for its versatility, performing a wide range of music from Baroque to contemporary genres. The London Festival Orchestra has often been involved in crossover projects, including collaborations with rock and pop musicians, which has allowed them to reach a broader audience beyond classical music aficionados. They have made numerous recordings over the years, contributing to soundtracks and participating in various classical compilations. While I cannot confirm their specific involvement with the albums "Days Of Future Passed" or "Favourite Classics," the orchestra has indeed been featured on many albums and has a rich recording history.