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The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir was given Royal patronage in 1990 to

celebrate the society's 150th anniversary. Chief executive Michael Eakin OBE
said: "We feel very privileged that His Majesty The King has accepted the

patronage of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society, Orchestra and Choir.

"For over six decades, we were honoured to have the support of Her Majesty

Queen Elizabeth II, who became our patron in 1958. As the UK’s oldest orchestra,

and one of the largest cultural organisations in Liverpool, we strive to enhance and
transform lives through music.

"We are immensely grateful to His Majesty for recognising the work we do

through our Orchestra, Choir, and extensive learning and community engagement

programmes. We offer our warmest congratulations to Their Majesties on the
anniversary of the coronation and look forward to welcoming them to Liverpool in

the future."

The late Queen visited Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on several occasions,

including many Royal Gala concerts such as the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic's
150th anniversary concert in 1991. Her Majesty also paid a visit to Liverpool

Philharmonic Hall during her visit to Liverpool in 2008, the year the city

celebrated being designated as the European Capital of Culture.