Edinburgh International Festival
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The <entity_1> is <entity_0> in <entity_4>, <entity_5>, over three weeks in August. Bing also co-founded the Festival with Henry Harvey Wood, Head of the British Council in <entity_5>, Sidney Newman, Reid Professor of Music at <entity_4> University, and a group of civic leaders from the <entity_3>, in particular Sir John Falconer. Bing had looked at several English cities before shifting his focus to <entity_5> and settling on <entity_4>, a city he had visited and admired in 1939. Originally built as the Tollbooth Church (1842–44) to house the General Assembly of the Church of <entity_5>, its tall Gothic spire is the highest point in central <entity_4> (outside of the Castle) and a landmark visible for miles around. The <entity_4> International Film Festival also began in <entity_2> with a programme of documentary films.
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