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1672, London. At a tavern near Fleet Street, John Banister hosts a radical new event: a concert open to anyone who can pay. It marks the birth of public concert life. Show more 30 December 1672, ...

30 December 1672, London. In a modest room above a tavern, a crowd gathers for something entirely new. For the price of a shilling, anyone can hear professional musicians perform. With John Banister’s ...