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Three icons of lyricism, rhythmic energy and distinct national identity combine in an evening of warmth and wonder led by David Jones and featuring clarinettist Meg Davies.

Welsh jazz pianist Huw Warren brings the sounds of Rio to Cardiff with his tribute to Choro - the vibrant beating heart of Brazilian music. Emerging in Rio de Janeiro in the late 19th century, Choro is characterised by expressive melodies and samba-style and bossa nova rhythms. For this special performance, Huw will be joined by guest artists, acclaimed jazz vocalist Maria Pia de Vito and Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale.

A day of workshops sharing the joy of harp ensemble playing alongside exciting masterclass opportunities.

An opportunity to see the acting class of 2025 show their talent.

Autumn 2024 saw Music students compete in the first rounds of our annual concerto competition. Hear our outstanding finalists perform for the honour of appearing as the featured soloist with a major RWCMD ensemble.

The Band of the Welsh Guards was formed in 1915 and maintains a strong connection with RWCMD, choosing to mark the Regimental 2015 centenary at the college. RWCMD instrumentalists join the band of the Welsh Guards in a stunning programme of music for wind orchestra.

An informal sharing of a set of operatic scenes performed by our first year master’s students, ranging from well-known classics to rarely performed treasures.

Elliot Galvin is a long-time trailblazer in the UK jazz firmament with four solo albums - he brings music from his new recording 'The Ruin' to RWCMD, featuring ephemeral vocalisations, deceivingly groove-heavy percussion, and intricate, soulful flute improvisations.

RWCMD Pianists present a selection of well-known treats from the repertoire. Join us for a concert of glorious music, as we celebrate the impressive work of our students.

A vibrant fresh concert of exciting new music for saxophones with RWCMD Saxophone Ensemble, directed by Gerard McChrystal celebrating not just living composers, but music and arrangements by current RWCMD students.