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.
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Gilbert Rowland
Harpsichordist
Jon Fält
Swedish drummer
Joo Yeon Sir
South Korean Violinist
Jacob Forsell
Swedish photographer
Léon Goossens
British oboist
Live Foyn Friis
Norwegian singer
Niklas Willén
Swedish conductor
Patrick Hadley
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Paul Clarvis
Percussionist
Paul Spicer
English composer
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British opera singer
Cyril Rootham
English composer
Fritz Hart
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Jan Latham-Koenig
British conductor
Richard Henry Walthew
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Simon Petrén
Swedish songwriter
Lillie Harris
Composer
Clement Power
British conductor
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
English poet
Tudor Davies
Tenor
Valeria Kurbatova
Russian harpist
William Hurlstone
English composer
Đuro Živković
Serbian composer
Alf Bøe
Norwegian art historian
Timon Altwegg
Swiss classical pianist
William Waterhouse
Bassoonist
Graham Broad
English drummer
Madeleine Dring
English composer
Pär Lindgren
Swedish composer
Lars-Erik Larsson
Swedish composer
Carl Bertil Agnestig
Swedish musical composer
Lauri Kennedy
Australian cellist
Sir Philip Jones
Senior officer
Alexandra Wood
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Margaret Fingerhut
British classical pianist
John Elwes
Tenor
Katharine Stewart-Murray, Duchess of Atholl
British Politician
Rutland Boughton
English composer
Martin Gatt
British bassoonist
Gwyneth Jones
Soprano
Evelyn Barbirolli
Oboist
Julian Anderson
Composer
Frederick Riddle
Jonathan Del Mar
British music editor
Malcolm Martineau
Scottish pianist
Andrew Findon
Saxophone player
Richard Addinsell
English composer
