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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Marjorie Eyre
Singer
Paul Esswood
Opera singer
Sven-Eric Johanson
Swedish composer
Charles Draper
Musical artist
Cecil Aronowitz
British violist
Bernard Walton
Jan Lundgren
Swedish jazz musician
Oskar Lindberg
Swedish composer
Alan Rowlands
Pianist
Tim Mead
Desmond Dupré
English music performer
Daniel Broncano
David Broncano's brother
Peter Hill
Australian co-producer
Walter Galpin Alcock
Organist
Cedric Sharpe
British cellist
Roger Norrington
Conductor
Garth Knox
Violist
Peter Bassano
Conductor
Andrew Ball
Pianist
Charles Barkel
Musician
Christopher Hyde-Smith
British soloist
T. Tertius Noble
English organist
Della Jones
Mezzo-soprano
Fredrik Ljungkvist
Swedish jazz musician
Graham Blyth
Audio engineer
Shirley Rumsey
Musician
Mats Rondin
Swedish conductor
Roland Wilson
Musician
Mattias Wager
Swedish instrumentalist
Birgit Nordin
Swedish operatic soprano
Ellen Nisbeth
Swedish violist
Frank Shipway
British conductor
Malcolm Archer
Composer
James Gourlay
Conductor
carl unander-scharin
Swedish opera singer
Walford Davies
English composer
Sigurd von Koch
Composer
Gordon Fergus-Thompson
Pianist
Carolina Eyck
German musician
Kerstin Meyer
Author
Idris Lewis
Welsh composer
Patrik Vretblad Musician
Music critic
Matti Lehtinen
Finnish singer
Harald Fryklöf
Swedish composer
Kerstin Thorborg
Swedish opera singer
Susan Addison
Music performer
Paul Hamburger
British pianist
