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The Royal Welsh College’s NEW writing festival commissions four new plays each year, empowering its students as the next generation of creatives collaborating with some of the UK’s top creative talent.

Dr Rowan Williams, The Rt Rev'd and Rt Hon The Lord Williams of Oystermouth, and long-term supporter of the College, joins RWCMD as a Vice President.

“A dazzling athlete” of the piano – that’s how The Guardian describes Claire Hammond, and they’re not wrong – there’s a special zest and imagination about everything she plays. This morning, inspired by the anniversary of Maurice Ravel, she explores French piano music at its most playful and inventive: a world of sparkling fantasy and intense emotion, evoked by an artist with a special flair for musical storytelling.

International Visiting Flute Tutor Cymru

Ensemble-in-Association

For Johann Sebastian Bach, music ran in the family, and his sons created some of the innovative (and enjoyable) music of the 18 th century. But for Tamara Stefanovich – a pianist who’s been described as “fearless, dazzling, exceptional” – there’s more than one side to every musical story, and today she reveals another, captivating side to the genius of Bach: western music’s most beautiful mind.

It’s always a treat when Lise de Salle returns to the RWCMD – after, all, this is a pianist whom Gramophone described as “a talent in a million”! Today, she whirls us from Cardiff to Paris, travelling in the footsteps of Mozart, Liszt and Ravel in a concert inspired by the mystery, the brilliance and the sheer romance of the City of Light.

Violin Tutor

Quartet in Residence

Quartet in Residence