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Talented singers from across the UK came to the College to take part in The Sir Bryn Terfel Song Prize. A residency of masterclasses and workshops led to the big prize final, celebrating the power of storytelling and culture through song.

Shashank Subramanyam is a world-renowned Carnatic flautist celebrated for his mastery of Indian classical music. With tones that shimmer with emotion and depth, Shashank transforms the humble bamboo flute—the most ancient and organic of instruments—into a voice that sings to the soul. Through his innovative playing techniques, effortless precision, and extraordinary breath control, Shashank has elevated the bamboo flute to new heights, captivating audiences across the globe.

Join us in our search for the 2026 vocal soloists who will compete in the semi-final round of college's annual Sir Ian Stouztker Prize.

Our very own opera performers delve into familiar scenes from well-loved operas alongside slices of lesser-known gems.

The finest horn player of his generation? Judge for yourself this lunchtime as he performs horn showpieces both old and brand new

Recognised as one of the world’s most acclaimed tuba players, Sérgio Carolino together with musicians from our brass and jazz departments present SubWoofer

With a wind quintet, it’s all about colour – and there’s no shortage of that in this joyous recital from Lumas Winds. 

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

Award-winning saxophonist and composer Julian Argüelles plays a unique mix of exciting British contemporary jazz infused with Spanish rhythms, South-African grooves, brass band, and classical influences.