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RWCMD welcomes the winner of the Janet Price Opera Prize, Bonnie Liu to a French afternoon of Romanticism with Berlioz’s song cycle Les Nuits d’été. The Hong Kong mezzo-soprano is joined by pianist Nicola Rose together presenting their recital with melodies of passions and delicacies.

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With a unique blend of Jazz and Scottish folk, pianist Fergus McCreadie’s music captures the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide.

Enjoy free performances from RWCMD jazz students throughout the festival.

An exhibition inspired by a poemexploring the lives and perspectives of Ordinary People witnessing and livingalongside the Holocaust. New music, art, movement andinstillation work from students at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Dramaaiming to explore the lives of those forgotten to history.

In this cross-cultural concert, Nazanin Dast Afkan presents a collection of Iranian songs that have been reimagined through a contemporary classical lens. "Whispers from the East" is a dialogue between Persian poetry and Western musical expression, building a bridge between two cultural worlds on the universal themes of love, longing and separation

The fun-filled 60-minute musical, is based on the 2006 Disney Channel Original Movie.

The Sir Ian Stoutzker Prize is awarded annually to the College’s most outstanding instrumentalist or singer.

UTSAV, derived from the Sanskrit word for “celebration,” is a vibrant and immersive festival dedicated to showcasing the beauty, depth, and diversity of South Asian classical dance. Bringing together artists and students of Samarpan in Cardiff in a joyful celebration of tradition, creativity, and cultural excellence, the festival will highlight four major classical dance forms of South Asia — Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Kathak, and Odissi.