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Music and multilingual poetry at Royal 探花直播 Conservatoire
Ahead of Friday鈥檚 collaboration between Visiting Professor of Music at Royal 探花直播 Conservatoire, Ustad Johar Ali, and 探花直播鈥檚 Professor of Poetry, Gregory Leadbetter, we go behind-the-scenes with Greg to uncover more about what is set to be a beguiling evening of music... -
Alumna to perform with London Symphony Orchestra
Composition graduate Emily Abdy will perform with the London Symphony Orchestra as part of Nonclassical鈥檚 20th anniversary concert at Hackney Empire. -
Two finalists in Ivors Classical Awards
Congratulations to alumni Benjamin Tassie and Ryan Latimer, who have made the final cut in the Ivors Classical Awards. The winners will be announced in a ceremony next month. -
Students bring to life soundscapes of Venice
Students featured at Cheltenham Literature Festival in an event to mark new releases from bestselling author Tracy Chevalier and debut novelist Harriet Constable. The students played music to accompany the discussion around Stories of Venice. -
RBC students support refugee ensemble
RBC students are supporting Ukrainian refugees who are part of a musical collective named Vinochok with the aim of using music to help children with trauma, wellbeing and cultural identity. -
BCU backs 鈥渆xciting proposition鈥 for new National Centre for Musical Theatre
BCU is part of a consortium that will make a case for the UK's first National Centre for Musical Theatre in the West Midlands, aiming to stimulate economic growth and provide new employment opportunities for young people. -
Classical music icon to shine spotlight on local talent in new role at RBC
Acclaimed classical violinist Tasmin Little CBE says she wants to promote the West Midlands as a cultural hub and grow local talent in her new role as RBC International Chair. -
Principal highlights key upcoming events
RBC Symphony Orchestra gears up for its first appearance of the year this month, with a new piece by student composer Nicholas Olsen, and tickets are available for the Organ Festival, Fauré celebration and two of Shakespeare鈥檚 mightiest tragedies performed by our Acting students. -
Woodwind alumni named Sinfonia Smith Square Fellows
Alumni George Blakesley and Vladyslav Demianov have been welcomed to Sinfonia Smith Square as Fellows for this academic year. -
RBC represents at Royal Music Association conference
RBC researchers were well represented at the Royal Musical Association鈥檚 150th anniversary conference. Researchers also attended the 13th Biennial International Conference on Music Since 1900 in Leuven, Belgium. -
RBC unveils brand new 鈥楯uliet鈥 organ in free week-long festival
Royal 探花直播 Conservatoire is to unveil its stunning new 鈥楯uliet鈥 organ in a week-long festival of free concerts and masterclasses featuring internationally celebrated concert organists, from 4-10 November. -
Graduate awarded business funding
Alumnus and founder of mental wellbeing company quietnote Will Crawford has been awarded Innovate UK鈥檚 Creative Catalyst Funding Prize of £50,000. -
A conversation with Hayley Frances ahead of her debut poetry collection launch, Administer the Laughing Gas.
鈥淧oetry is a way of hearing yourself without interruption鈥 - Poet Hayley Frances spoke to Lucy Farrington-Smith ahead of her debut collection launch, Administer the Laughing Gas , at Royal 探花直播 Conservatoire. I asked poet Hayley Frances to introduce her debut collection with one... -
Celebrating International Day of 探花直播
Royal 探花直播 Conservatoire staff and a student joined comedian Joe Lycett for a Brummie celebration. -
When song and sign come together
Alumna and mezzo soprano Samantha Lewis has integrated British Sign Language into her vocal performances, so the deaf community can have the same experience as everyone in the audience who can hear and speak.