Royal Academy of Music
The Royal Academy of Music was a company founded in February 1719, during George Frideric Handel's residence at Cannons, by a group of aristocrats to secure themselves a constant supply of opera seria. It is not connected to the London conservatoire with the same name, which was founded in 1822.
Royal Academy Of Music People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Odaline de la Martinez
Cuban-American composer
Sholto Kynoch
Pianist
Carmel Kaine
Australian Violinist
Zoe Rahman
Jazz pianist
Bo Skovhus
Danish opera singer
Hamish Milne
British pianist
William Mathias
Composer
Rebecca Clarke
Composer
York Bowen
English composer
Darrell Fancourt
Bass-baritone
Bramwell Tovey
Conductor
Giles Swayne
British composer
Richard Dubugnon
Composer
Sebastian Forbes
Musical composer
Paul Steinitz
English music performer
Michael Dussek
Pianist
Ning Feng
Violinist
Freddy Kempf
British pianist
Phyllis Tate
Composer
Mariangela Vacatello
Italian classical pianist
Priaulx Rainier
British-South African composer
Sylvia Glickman
Pianist
Howard Snell
Trumpeter
Quentin Poole
Oboist
Hubert du Plessis
South African composer
Nelson Kwei
Conductor
Arvid Fladmoe
Norwegian composer
Rachel Helleur
Cellist
Orit Wolf
Israeli pianist
Mindru Katz
Romanian classical pianist
Kate Loder
Composer
Rohan de Silva
Musical artist
Wyn Morris
Welsh conductor
James Sauvage
Baritone
Joseph Parry
Welsh composer
Clive Gillinson
Cellist
Richard Bissill
Composer
Katharine Goodson
Pianist
Alissa Firsova
British classical pianist
Mansel Thomas
Composer
Morfydd Llwyn Owen
Composer
Rachel Fuller
Musician
Sue Longhurst
English actress
Gilbert Vinter
Conductor
Clifton Parker
Composer
Franz Reizenstein
British composer
Marlen Angelidou
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