Inscription
English Heritage
Sir Malcolm Sargent, 1895 - 1967, conductor, lived and died in a flat in this building.
Site: Sir Malcolm Sargent (1 memorial)
SW7, Kensington Gore, Albert Hall Mansions
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Sargent
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Sir Malcolm Sargent
Conductor, nick-named "Flash Harry" in recognition of his dapper appearance a...
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