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Performers from across the music department present an afternoon of Welsh music to mark the national day of our Patron Saint.

Based on Jane Austen’s incomplete novel, this sparklingly witty play looks under the bonnet of Jane Austen and explores the evolution of characters and their endless literary possibilities.

In this hilarious and extraordinary courtroom drama, history's most infamous betrayal is dissected by the forces of good and evil. 

In his 90th birthday year, Steve Reich’s beautiful quartet for piano and percussion is featured alongside two exciting British contemporary composers, Dani Howard and Ayana Witter Johnson.

Members of vocal ensemble ‘I Fagiolini’, described by the Spectator as ‘musical shapeshifters’, come together with the college’s Chamber choir in a programme with the sheer richness of sound at its heart. Benevoli’s four-choir masses, which throw sounds around the building and uses an outrageous contemporary technique known as 'holding the mule', is followed by Monteverdi, whose visceral emotions seem to contain the whole world in a few bars, and Carissimi with sounds that seize the listener centuries later. And to finish? Two widely acknowledged modern masterpieces from Joanna Marsh.

The piano sonatas of Beethoven are a vast and varied compendium of human experience, and a colossal technical and musical challenge to any pianist. Students of the RWCMD are put through their paces as they tackle these immense sonatas head on, competing for the coveted annual Eric Hodges Prize.

An opportunity to see the musical theatre class of ‘26 show off their talent.

Don't miss this unique performance of dance, light and music, perfect for ages 7 and above. Our avant-garde catwalk show features characters created from scrap and recycled material. 

From gnomes to Roman catacombs and dancing unhatched chicks, this piece is full of dramatic contrasts and vivid images, all culminating in the sonorous magnificence of the Great Gate of Kiev.

One of the UK's most exciting young contemporary folk artists, Welsh artist Cerys Hafana returns to the College with her latest album Angel, featuring a new dynamic trio sound (drums, double bass, alto sax). Exploring a deep exploration of minimalism, traditional and avant-folk music, she alternates between songs (all in Cymraeg) and instrumentals.