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Scenes of enchantment, mystery and intoxication with our post-graduate students, from operas by Handel, Mozart, Dvorak, Offenbach, Weill and Dove.

Cellist Laura van der Heijden joins pianist Jâms Coleman for a musical journey into the magic of night – and all in a single lunch hour!

Jonathan Dove composed his 'Figures in the Garden' in 1991 as part of Glyndebourne's Mozart bicentenary celebrations, to be played outdoors in true  harmoniemusik style as a prelude to performances of 'The Marriage of Figaro'. In this concert you'll hear snippets of Mozart's themes permeating this delightfully inventive work before being immersed in Mozart for real, in his great wind serenade in C minor.

Lucy Gould leads the RWCMD’s fabulous young string players on a journey across Europe – from the winter landscape of Sally Beamish’s Shetland Isles, to the great expanse of the Hungarian plain in Dohnanyi’s Serenade for String Orchestra. 

The phenomenal young Swiss-Russian virtuoso Alexander Boldachev plays harp showpieces by Vivaldi, Rachmaninoff, Arvo Pärt…and One Republic.

Five musicians can tell a thousand stories. The all-star players of the Orsino Ensemble perform music by Haydn, Valerie Coleman and Nielsen's beloved Wind Quintet.

RWCMD Brass Band under the baton of Dr Robert Childs are celebrating our patron saint with a programme of Celtic music.

RWCMD students tackle the immense piano sonatas of Beethoven in competition for the coveted annual Eric Hodges Prize. 

Join us in our search for the 2025 vocal soloists who will compete in the semi-final round of college's annual Sir Ian Stouztker Prize.

The Band of the RAF Regiment Brass Ensemble play music including works by Ralph Vaughan Williams and Charles Ives.