Royal College of Music
The Royal College of Music is a conservatoire established by royal charter in 1882, located in South Kensington, London, UK. It offers training from the undergraduate to the doctoral level in all aspects of Western Art including performance, composition, conducting, music theory and history.
Royal College Of Music People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Jonathan Carney
Violist
Mont Campbell
Musician
Ludovic Morlot
French conductor
Gerald Finley
Canadian opera singer
John Lill
Classical pianist
Constant Lambert
Composer
Andreas Öberg
Swedish guitarist
Edward Shearmur
British film composer
George Malcolm
Pianist
Peter Pears
English tenor
Francis Monkman
English film score composer
Roger Vignoles
British pianist
Carmel Kaine
Australian Violinist
Robert Smythe Hichens
Journalist
Charlotte Henriette de Rothschild
Soprano
Charles Daniels
Tenor
Nicola LeFanu
Composer
Kenneth McKellar
Former member of the United States Senate
Sarah Connolly
Soprano
Elizabeth Watts
Operatic soprano
Alejandro Viñao
Composer
Arthur Somervell
English composer
Ernest Farrar
Composer
Rebecca Clarke
Composer
Ysanne Spevack
British composer
Margareta Bengtson
Former soprano
Alexander Shelley
Conductor
Alan Ridout
Composer
Jonathan Lemalu
Opera singer
Sofia Karlsson
Singer
Claude Chalhoub
Musical artist
Simon Bainbridge
Composer
Marie Samuelsson
Swedish composer
Joseph Horovitz
Composer
bernard garfield
American bassoonist
Arnold Dolmetsch
Musician
Dulcie Holland
Australian composer
Paul Paviour
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Ariel Zuckermann
Israeli conductor
Cathal Breslin
Pianist
Goff Richards
Composer
Peter Jablonski
Swedish pianist
Andrew Shulman
Cellist
Ruben Liljefors
Swedish composer
John Scott Whiteley
Organist
Peter Racine Fricker
English composer
Cecil Forsyth
English composer
