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Join us in our classical cafe, where small scale performances from our talented musician are on the menu.

Our musical theatre singers take to the Dora Stoutzker stage in a sparkling concert of music and festivities. Join us for timeless classics and favourites from the stage and screen

ORA Singers & Suzi Digby OBE present their second Graduate Composers' Showcase, platforming another five early-career composers who have been selected from a competitive field of applicants as representatives of the future of choral music.

Some musicians really get inside the soul of their instrument, and for five decades, Nicholas Daniel has been one of the UK’s most inspiring – and best-loved – oboists. We’re delighted to welcome him back to the RWCMD for a concert filled with wonder. From the magic and mystery of Britten’s Greek myths, to the brilliance of turn-of-the-century Paris, it’s enchantment all the way.

After the accidental death of their father, two grown up brothers Valene and Coleman, live out their days in his house in the hills of Connemara. Locked in a battle of sibling rivalry and childish bickering over the most mundane of things, the only person who might save them is their alcoholic parish priest. Martin McDonaghs award-winning bleak, dark comedy is a hilarious and riotous examination of what happens when the modern world leaves you behind.

In a desperate search, she finds an abandoned concrete island in the heart of Manchester.

Stravinsky’s transformation from the leader of the avant-garde to the pioneer of neo-classicism in his piece Octet took the musical establishment by surprise. Gordon Jacob does the reverse in Old Wine in New Bottles, ‘re-packaging’ old English folk tunes in his inimitable style. In between, two clarinets explore Poulenc’s take on ‘retro’, heavily laden with bitonal spice.

In 1942 Port Talbot, young Richard Jenkins—later known as legendary actor Richard Burton—rises from a miner’s son to a star in the making. 

One of the world’s most awarded brass bands returns to its Cardiff home for an unmissable evening of music at RWCMD, where Cory proudly holds the position of Brass Band in Residence. Led by their inspirational Musical Director Philip Harper, Cory will perform a bold and varied programme that includes timeless brass band classics, music from the films of John Williams, and showstopping solos from the band’s principal players – some of the finest brass musicians in the world. The evening also features a special appearance by the next generation of brass talent, taking to the stage after a day of workshops with Cory band & RWCMD performers. Expect world-class playing, thrilling repertoire, and the unmistakable energy that has made Cory one of the world’s finest brass bands!

Join us across two nights, as part of the Jazz Promotion Network Conference, to celebrate the very best jazz artists from across the UK and Ireland.