国家爱乐乐团 National Philharmonic Orchestra

The National Philharmonic Orchestra was a British orchestra formed in 1964 to be used solely for recording purposes. The orchestra was formed by [a=Charles Gerhardt], a producer at [l=RCA Records] and [a=Sidney Sax] partially to fill the need of [l=Reader's Digest]. Before settling on the name in 1970 they went by a variety of other names including the [a=RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra], and the London Promenade Orchestra.

The orchestra had a variety of musicians and conductors over its lifetime and was used quite often for the soundtracks of films.

The orchestra is no longer together.