Guildhall School of Music & Drama
The Guildhall School of Music and Drama is an independent music and dramatic arts school which was founded in 1880 in London, England. Students can pursue courses in music, opera, drama and technical theatre arts.
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Enid Hartle
Musical artist
Jeannette Sinclair
Opera singer
Maureen Guy
Singer
Ian Puleston-Davies
Actor
Albert Horne
Chorus master
Georg Gädker
NAO (Neo Jessica Joshua)
Singer-songwriter
Irina Dečermić
Film score composer
Byron Fulcher
British musician
Kristina Tonteri-Young
Actress
Krisztina Szabó
Canadian mezzo-soprano
Jane Stevenson
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Graham Sheen
Bassoonist
Rebecca Evans
Roger Gale
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Phil Gould
General Manager of the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Lesley Nicol
Actress
Tansy Davies
English composer
Simon Prebble
Actor
Toby Spence
British tenor
Jaye Griffiths
British television actress
Dave Heath
American photographer
Phil Donkin
British bassist
Alastair Miles
British bass singer
Timothy Hutchins
Canadian soloist
Steve Williamson
English saxophonist
Patricia Kern
Soprano
Denys Baptiste
Jazz musician
Pamela Weston
British teacher
Martin Sturfält
Swedish classical pianist
Vyatcheslav Kagan-Paley
Singer
Ernest Pike
Tenor
Damon Brown Musician
Musical composer
Alicja Smietana
Polish actor
Howard Milner
British tenor
Paul Daniel
English conductor
Eric Shilling
English opera singer
Roderick Williams
British baritone
Phil Robson
British jazz guitarist
Zora DeHorter
Casting director
Damon Brown
Musical composer
Jason Rebello
British pianist
Sophie Karthäuser
Belgian operatic soprano
Owen Brannigan
English bass singer
Karni Postel
Musician
Robin Merrill
British musician
Howard Williams
British conductor
