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Our postgraduate programme in conducting allows musicians to specialise in either orchestral, choral or brass band conducting, to develop your conducting style, technique and leadership strategies.

Our postgraduate programme in conducting allows musicians to specialise in either orchestral, choral or brass band conducting, to develop your conducting style, technique and leadership strategies.

Our postgraduate programme in conducting allows musicians to specialise in either orchestral, choral or brass band conducting, to develop your conducting style, technique and leadership strategies.

Develop a confident and distinctive personal voice through specialist training covering the full range of compositional techniques and approaches, while immersing yourself in opportunities to perform, record, gain hands-on industry experience and collaborate across the disciplines.

Develop a confident and distinctive personal voice through specialist training covering the full range of compositional techniques and approaches, while immersing yourself in opportunities to perform, record, gain hands-on industry experience and collaborate across the disciplines.

Develop a confident and distinctive personal voice through specialist training covering the full range of compositional techniques and approaches, while immersing yourself in opportunities to perform, record, gain hands-on industry experience and collaborate across the disciplines.

Orchestral Management is one of three pathways on the College’s Arts Management MA course.

The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama is delighted to announce that Robert Plane, Principal Clarinet of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, as its new Head of Woodwind Performance.Robert, who has been a clarinet tutor at the College for the last twenty years, will start his new position in September.

Patrick King has been appointed as the Royal Welsh College’s new Head of Percussion. Patrick, who is currently Principal Timpanist with Welsh National Opera, has been coordinating the department for the last two years.

It was announced last night that the Royal Welsh College’s Patron, HRH The Prince of Wales, will become its President from July this year, joining a small group of organisations who share this honour.