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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Joan Sutherland
Australian dramatic coloratura soprano
Sarah Brightman
English soprano
Andrew Nethsingha
Conductor
Anne Evans
British operatic soprano
Elin Manahan Thomas
Soprano
Julian Lloyd Webber
British cellist
Rick Wakeman
Keyboard player
Edmund Rubbra
British composer
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Composer
Gordon Jacob
English composer
William Henry Harris
English organist
Leopold Stokowski
Conductor
Anna Meredith
Composer
Colin Davis
English conductor
Stephen Coombs
Pianist
Ivor Gurney
Poet
Luke Bedford
Composer
Piers Lane
Australian classical pianist
Georgina Born
British academic
Herbert Howells
Composer
Scott MacIntyre
American singer-songwriter
Frank Bridge
English composer
Trevor Pinnock
Harpsichordist
Natasha Marsh
Soprano
Esbjörn Svensson
Swedish pianist
Benjamin Britten
English composer
Wayne Marshall
Jamaican musical artist
Richard Bonynge
Australian conductor
Laurence Cummings
Harpsichordist
Robin Blaze
English musical artist
Tolga Kashif
British conductor
Ivor Bolton
Conductor
Charlie Siem
English Violinist
Lindsay Cooper
Musician
Kathryn Stott
Classical pianist
George Butterworth
English composer
Ian Partridge
Tenor
Isyana Sarasvati
Indonesian singer
Nils Lindberg
Swedish composer
Peter Hurford
British organist
David Helfgott
Australian pianist
Graham Ovenden
Arthur Bliss
English composer
Armstrong Gibbs
English composer
Helen Grime
Scottish composer
Mika Pohjola
Finnish jazz pianist
Herbert Blomstedt
American-Swedish conductor
