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Graduate designers, makers and technicians combine to present a fresh look at the work of the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. It brings a greater breadth of expression of both the individual creative design practitioner and the collaborative artist.

A short concert presented by Sessile String Quartet

Ukrainian born Alexander Gavrylyuk pairs two personal masterpieces by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov with three composers who inspired them: Chopin, Liszt, and Tchaikovsky’s lifelong hero Mozart.

The remarkable Samson Tsoy explores the “deep, searching lyricism” of Beethoven's late piano sonata Op. 109, framed by Beethoven-inspired masterworks by Brahms and Galina Ustvolskaya.

Masterly American pianist, Jonathan Biss, needs no introduction to Cardiff audiences, and today he’s paired three of Beethoven’s most original sonatas with modern classics by Saariaho and Tyshawn Sorey.

“A restlessness, a searching quality, an unwillingness to let beauty simply sit still” – that’s how Anna Geniushene describes this passionate recital.

Junyan Chen's programme embraces Bach, Brahms and Ravel at his most poignant (and visionary), you can expect to be moved as well as dazzled.

Having been elected as an Honorary Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales, RWCMD Principal Helena Gaunt's after dinner speech at its Annual Dinner, hosted at the College, focused on culture‘s power to heal, to connect, to empower, and to shape a more humane future for us all:

An opera showcase by presenting opera extracts by Ronnie Enoch, Jennifer Morafkova and Charlier Epps and a full orchestra

Noni Lewis' new play is inspired by the life of little known Welsh stage and film actress Eleanor Daniels.