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Princess Elizabeth at the Royal Festival Hall

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Princess Elizabeth at the Royal Festival Hall

Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth II) acknowledging the cheers of the audience when she attended the first concert of the National Federation of Jazz Organisation at the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London in 1951. Date: 1951

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1951 Audience Bank Concert Festival Elizabeth


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In this photograph, Princess Elizabeth, who would later become Queen Elizabeth II, graces the stage at the Royal Festival Hall in London during the inaugural concert of the National Federation of Jazz Organisations in 1951. The South Bank venue, a symbol of post-war optimism and cultural rejuvenation, played host to this groundbreaking event, which marked the first time a member of the British royal family had attended a jazz performance. The Princess, dressed elegantly in a smart coat and hat, sits in a box seat, her regal presence a stark contrast to the lively and vibrant atmosphere below. The audience, a sea of hats and suits, is seen cheering and clapping enthusiastically, their excitement palpable as they bear witness to this historic moment. The 1950s, a decade of change and innovation, is reflected in the modern architecture of the Royal Festival Hall and the progressive nature of the music being performed. This photograph captures a pivotal moment in British history, as the future monarch demonstrates her support for the arts and her connection to the people. The image is a testament to the enduring appeal of jazz music and the transformative power of culture to bring people together. The Princess' acknowledgement of the audience's applause serves as a symbol of unity and hope, as the country continued to rebuild and move forward in the aftermath of World War II.

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