This ambitious series of concerts has become an integral part of life both at the Academy and in the London musical scene

Academy guitarists Saki Kato and Giacomo Susani mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco with a performance of two of his most important compositions

Join our Museum Curator, Gabrielle Gale, for a tour of the current temporary exhibition

With alumna Lucy Crowe FRAM, one of the leading lyric sopranos of her generation

Students from the Historical Performance Department lead a whistle-stop tour of some of the significant European cities featured in The Grand Tour

With Emily Beynon, Visiting Professor of Flute at the Academy and Principal Flute of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam

Academy jazz students mark the culmination of their small-ensemble projects, performing music on which they have been working with a variety of distinguished visiting musicians.

Inquisitive tots and parents are invited to this interactive session designed for children aged 2-4

Edward Gardner returns to the Academy to conduct Richard Strauss's 'A Hero's Life' and the world premiere of Louise Drewett's 'The Transparent Building'

This talk, with musical excerpts, is given by Janet Snowman, Bicentenary Research Fellow, as part of a series of lectures on Music and Art hosted by Daniel-Ben Pienaar

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With Jirí Hudec, Principal Double Bass of the Czech Philharmonic

With Jan Voboril, Principal Horn of the Czech Philharmonic

With Alisa Weilerstein, who also performs Dvorák's Cello Concerto on Wednesday 24 October in Duke's Hall

With Vladislav Borovka, Principal Oboe of the Czech Philharmonic

Younger visitors aged 4-8 are invited for this special tour of the Academy Museum's historic keyboard collection

Academy students perform serenades by Dvorák under the direction of Ondrej Roskovec, Principal Bassoon, and Josef Špacek, leader of the Czech Philharmonic

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Czechoslovakia, Professor Raymond Holden discusses the Czech Philharmonic's history with Petr Kadlec

Discover the women of the Academy that were involved in the Suffragist struggle

Academy student ensembles perform gems of the Czech chamber music repertoire

The Czech Philharmonic, conducted by Semyon Bychkov and joined by Academy students, performs Smetana and Dvorák

Soundbox is a series of events inspired by the Academy's Museum and collections

A recital of Schumann, Mendelssohn, Brahms and Schubert duets

An opportunity to experience life in the Timpani and Percussion department at the Academy

With Reinhold Friedrich, international trumpet soloist, trumpet professor at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe and Visiting Professor of Trumpet at the Academy

Academy jazz students mark the culmination of their small-ensemble projects, performing music on which they have been working with a variety of distinguished visiting musicians

Students from the Musical Theatre Company work with Mary Hammond on a selection of musical theatre repertoire

Competitors perform any Beethoven piano sonata or set of variations

Benet discusses his music in collaboration with Instituto Cervantes and ILAMS

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Competitors present a programme of their own choice for flute

Competitors present a programme of their own choice for solo brass

One of a series of recitals featuring the complete organ works of César Franck

Joanna MacGregor introduces Debussy's fierce, vivid études - by turns dazzling, tender and valedictory - coupled with Boulez's brief Pointillist sonata

Piano professor Ian Fountain introduces Brahms's golden-hued, evocative late works, with a sliver of early Schoenberg

Writer and broadcaster James Runcie asks how much the last words and music of an author or a composer cast a retrospective shadow over their work as a whole

Joanna MacGregor talks to choreographer Wayne McGregor about the elliptical, poetic music that inspired his recent ballet, Bach Forms, before a complete performance of Bach's last keyboard work by Mihály Berecz, George Fu, Joanna MacGregor and Amiran Zenaishvili

Head of Piano Joanna MacGregor presents the first Autumn Piano Festival

An All Hallows' Eve recital exploring songs of magic, moonlight, death and all things supernatural

The mélodies of Berlioz, Debussy, Duparc, Fauré, Massenet, Ravel and Saint-Saëns, among others, demonstrate a deliberate and close relationship between French poetry and melody

A wide-ranging programme of brand new works by student composers.

A prize open to Academy violinists

Inquisitive tots and parents are invited to this interactive session designed for children aged 2-4

Gary Hoffman gives a cello masterclass

Kate Hill conducts Academy flute students in a programme of original works and arrangements

David Russell gives a guitar masterclass

Academy students form the Daphnis Wind Quartet

Andrew Marriner gives a clarinet masterclass

Dr Elena Vorotko explores the historic meeting of 22-year-old Mozart and 43-year-old JC Bach in the summer of 1778

A day of piano trio performances by Academy students

Lawrence Power joins us for a masterclass on sonatas by Brahms

Join this free tour of the Museum, which takes you around all three of the galleries

Jeroen Berwaerts gives a masterclass

Forget the November skies of London for an hour and be transported to sunnier climes as we explore Spanish song

Finalists perform their choice of a complete sonata by Brahms for strings and piano. Adjudicated by Lawrence Power

Soundbox is a series of events inspired by the Academy's Museum and collections

A concert of chamber music with classical accordion

Head of Accordion Owen Murray gives a talk on the Accordion Department, career possibilities and repertoire development to prospective students

Academy Symphonic Brass perform a programme of French and Russian music

Daniel-Ben Pienaar and Professor Raymond Holden look at the impact of Wagner on interpretations of the last movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony

Priya Mitchell gives a violin masterclass

Our new first-year string students give a concert of British music

This concert celebrates the life of one of Rossini in a programme which combines a selection of his songs and some of his popular opera arias

Music by five composers, whose lives were deeply affected by National Socialism, is featured in two lunchtime concerts. Their lives and careers are explored in a UK premiere screening of the 2016 film EXIT: MUSIC

EXIT: MUSIC examines the anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany’s music industry, how Jewish composers were deemed incapable of originality

This witty, cautionary tale reverberates with echoes of contemporary events, showing how power can corrupt and individuals are exploited when egocentricity reigns.

A concert of music by three composers who represent very different reactions to Nazism

Anne-Sophie Bertrand gives a masterclass

For the performances of a musical theatre song with dramatic content

We are delighted to welcome one of America's most exciting young conductors, Robert Trevino, for his debut performance with the Academy Symphony Orchestra

The Academy is proud to collaborate with the EFG London Jazz Festival to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of the iconic Miriam Makeba

Freya Waley-Cohen’s Permutations is an interactive synthesis of architecture and music within the acoustics of six adjustable chambers

Barbara Meyer, explores the secrets and wonders of the Academy's stringed instrument collection

A lunchtime concert at St James's Piccadilly as part of the Royal Academy of Music Series

Otto Sauter, international trumpet soloist, gives a trumpet masterclass

Liam Byrne performs new works by Academy composition students

A week-long exploration of music and architecture, music and space, music and motion, music and movement, music in situ, music and resonance, and music and image

Freya Waley-Cohen’s Permutations is an interactive synthesis of architecture and music within the acoustics of six adjustable chambers

Dr Elena Vorotko gives a specialist guided tour of the Academy Museum's historic keyboard collection

This new commission uses the architecture of the Academy’s Main Building and was written for Academy students and members of Singhealthy community choirs.

A performance of Beethoven and Shostakovich by Academy students

This new commission uses the architecture of the Academy’s Main Building and was written for Academy students and members of Singhealthy community choirs.

Academy jazz students mark the culmination of their small-ensemble projects

The world premiere performance of Libation by composition student Mitchell Keely.

Ralph Kirshbaum gives a cello masterclass

Freya Waley-Cohen’s Permutations is an interactive synthesis of architecture and music within the acoustics of six adjustable chambers

This varied programme of works for brass, organ, voices and strings makes full use of the spatial capacity of Duke’s Hall.

Our second Italian concert in the Academy Voices: Transcending Borders series

Freya Waley-Cohen’s Permutations is an interactive synthesis of architecture and music within the acoustics of six adjustable chambers

Featuring work by Howard Skempton, Alex Woolf, Steve Reich, Copland and Honegger

Royal Academy Opera students perform short excerpts from a selection of operas

A performance in our new recital hall featuring works by eminent American experimental composers Alvin Lucier and Henry Brant

Freya Waley-Cohen’s Permutations is an interactive synthesis of architecture and music within the acoustics of six adjustable chambers

Musicologist and violinist Professor Gascia Ouzounian from the University of Oxford discusses her research on experimental music and sound art traditions

Anneke Scott and Steven Devine celebrate the 200th anniversary of the brith of French composer Gounod

Art historian and writer Michael Bird works with Academy composers and instrumentalists

Academy jazz students mark the culmination of their small-ensemble projects

From the wilderness of New York State to Greek mythology, the Academy Manson Ensemble presents a concert of music inspired by and involving physical space

Students perform operatic scena or dramatic aria

Students perform repertoire from Bax, Richard Bissill and Roussel

Students of all instruments are invited to the stage for an in-depth discussion of issues of physical tension

David Leisner gives a masterclass

The second in a series of lecture-recitals by PhD student Fabricio Mattos exploring some of the treasures of the Spencer Collection

Our European tour in song closes with a concert marking cross-national collaborations

Soundbox is a series of events inspired by the Academy's Museum and collections

Our series of recitals devoted to music from the two Elizabethan eras continues

With William Bennett, international soloist and Academy professor

Academy jazz students mark the culmination of their small-ensemble projects

Orit Wolf gives a piano masterclass

Competitors present piano recitals of music composed between 1830 and 1860

This concert will now be in memory of Oliver Knussen and conducted by Ryan Wigglesworth

Celebrate the musical majesty of Christmas with the entire Academy family.

Thomas Blunt conducts the Junior Academy Symphony Orchestra

The Academy's Musical Theatre Company and Orchestra present a programme of musical theatre repertoire.

Known within Bach's circle during his lifetime as 'the Great Passion', the St Matthew Passion has been universally recognised as the pinnacle of Protestant devotional music since its rediscovery in the 1820s

After a decade of immersion in the solar plexus of Bach's choral music, we are now presenting a new series entitled Bach the European: from Ancient Cosmos towards Enlightenment, the aim of which is to place Bach in a productive and challenging new context

This concert places two of his cantatas in the context of masterpieces by his first cousin once removed, Johann Christoph Bach

In this concert we focus on less familiar points of contact, including a powerful reimagining of the 'separated choirs' tradition that emanated from the architecture and musical practice of St Mark's Basilica in the early 17th century

In this concert we explore some of the deeper roots of Bach's musical world

The music in this concert has strong connections with the Hanseatic cities of northern Germany, those great centres of commerce and trade in which music also flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries

he music in this concert explores how Bach and his great friend and contemporary Telemann responded to the challenges of composing for a public whose interest in the expressive and moral values of sensibility was served by the development of commercially viable music publishing

It is perhaps in his motets that JS Bach's German musical heritage finds its purest expression

In this concert we will hear Bach responding to the virtuosity and sensual sonic qualities of French organ music and beginning a cantata with an opulent French court dance

In this concert we hear how Bach and his great predecessor Buxtehude responded in their Christmas music to the mystery of the incarnation

Inquisitive tots and parents are invited to this interactive session designed for children aged 2–4

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