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21. Mai 2024 · The Royal College of Music Museum contains the earliest known guitar, the earliest stringed keyboard instrument and the most recognised portraits of Joseph Haydn and Farinelli. Learn about these and 56 other fascinating instruments specially chosen from the RCM’s designated collection of over 14,000 items. Find out more about visiting our Museum
Week 5 (13-17 May) Week 6 (20-24 May) Summer Term Practical Exams (20 May to 14 June including Sundays and *Bank. Holiday Monday 27 May) – All Final and End-of-Year Recitals, all remaining. Week 7 (27*-31 May) Percussion Recitals, Technical/Orchestral Excerpts exams not previously scheduled, BMus Year 1 and 2 Repertoire Exams, Second Study ...
The Royal College of Music’s Master of Music (MMus) qualification combines research work with a range of intensive training opportunities designed to develop your composition skills to a professional level. Normally taken over two years, the Master of Music (MMus) qualification develops students’ critical, analytical and research skills, as ...
The Royal College of Music Museum hosts year-round temporary exhibitions so you can engage with its extensive collection of musical artefacts in new ways. The RCM was also the first music conservatoire to partner with the Google Cultural Institute, opening up our collections to audiences around the world.
The Royal College of Music provides a world-leading, inspiring music education at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Our exceptional professors, outs...
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Located in the heart of London’s South Kensington the Royal College of Music is a world-leading music conservatoire with a prestigious history, contemporary outlook and inspiring location. The RCM trains gifted musicians from all over the world for international careers as performers, conductors, composers and other significant leadership ...
Mary Stakelum is Area Leader for Music Education at the Royal College of Music. She is responsible for the Master of Education (MEd), developing and coordinating the teaching of modules in music education at undergraduate level, supervising doctoral students, and leading on music education as a research area.
