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Edward Gardner conducts the Academy Symphony Orchestra in a programme of Bartók, Rachmaninov and Prokofiev.

Robert Trevino conducts the Academy Symphony Orchestra in a concert of Stravinsky and Elgar.

Sir Mark Elder conducts the Academy Symphony Orchestra in a programme of Berlioz.

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.

With Christian Lampert, international soloist and professor of horn at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Stuttgart.

With Emily Beynon, Visiting Professor of Flute at the Academy and Principal Flute of the Concertgebouw.

With Jeroen Berwaerts, trumpet professor at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover.

With Simon Keenlyside, international operatic baritone.

With Meyrick Alexander, Principal Bassoon of the London Chamber Orchestra.

Visiting Professor of Violin James Ehnes guides students through a variety of repertoire.

With William Bennett, international soloist and Academy professor.

With Hartmut Rohde, Visiting Professor of Viola at the Academy.

Masterclass with Fabio Zanon, Visiting Professor of Guitar at the Academy.

Masterclass with Senior Professor of Double Bass Graham Mitchell.

Gustavo Núñez, Principal Bassoon of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra gives a bassoon masterclass.

Andrew Marriner, Principal Clarinet of the London Symphony Orchestra gives a clarinet masterclass.

Piano masterclass with Pascal Devoyon, international soloist, chamber musician and Broadwood Visiting Chair of Piano at the Academy.

Visiting Professor of Cello Steven Doane makes the first of several visits to the Academy.

Masterclass with international trumpet soloist Reinhold Friedrich.

A masterclass with David Leisner from the Manhattan School of Music.

Piano masterclass with celebrated British pianist and Visiting Professor of Piano Stephen Hough.

Flute masterclass with Denis Bouriakov, Academy alumnus, international soloist and Principal Flute of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Visiting Professor of Viola Garth Knox returns to the Academy for another engaging and motivating class.

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

Flute masterclass with William Bennett, international soloist and Academy professor.

Masterclass with Jonathan Kelly, Principal Oboe of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and Visiting Professor of Oboe at the Academy.

Masterclass with international recording artist and Visiting Professor of Harp at the Academy, Catrin Finch.

Students from the Musical Theatre Company work with a guest on a selection of musical theatre repertoire.

Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the Academy's Musical Theatre Programme, this exhibition deconstructs the genre of musical theatre.

An event aimed at 8-12 year olds in celebration of musical theatre.

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

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

Honorary Research Fellow Elena Vorotko gives a specialist guided tour of the museum's historic keyboard collection.

Join this free tour of the museum, which takes you around all three galleries. Meet in the Ground Floor Gallery.

Academy alumnus Sam Kenyon discusses the inspiration and process of writing the musical 'Miss Littlewood'.

Discover some of the highlights of the museum's collections in this audio-described tour designed for blind and partially sighted visitors.

Professor Raymond Holden charts the shifting trends in style, in discussion with Daniel-Ben Pienaar.

Join this specialist guided tour of the museum, which explores all three galleries.

In this lecture-recital Dorothea Seel from the University of Graz opens up a new perspective on music of the 19th century.

Inquisitive tots, parents and carers are invited to interactive sessions designed for children aged 2-4.

This event, aimed at children aged 5 to 8, encourages singing, craft activities and exploration of some of the key songs from famous musicals.

Children aged 8 to 12 are invited to make their own baton and try their hand at the art of conducting.

This event, aimed at children aged 8 to 12, encourages singing, craft activities and exploration of some of the key songs from famous musicals.

Younger visitors aged 4 to 8 are invited for this special tour of the museum's historical keyboard collection.

Explores the wonders of the Academy's stringed instrument collection in this specialist guided tour.

Honorary Research Fellow Elena Vorotko gives a specialist guided tour of the museum's historic keyboard collection.

A free tour of the museum, which takes you around all three galleries.

Museum Curator, Gabrielle Gale, gives an insight into the current temporary exhibition.

Honorary Research Fellow Elena Vorotko explores the history of Shudi Broadwood double-manual harpsichord.

A chance for prospective students to visit the Musical Theatre Department.

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

Students from the Musical Theatre Company work with a guest on a selection of musical theatre repertoire.

Those thinking of studying with the Vocal Faculty and Royal Academy Opera are invited to attend a typical teaching day.

Royal Academy Opera presents Mozart's Die Zauberflöte.

A performance of Opera scenes under the musical guidance of Director of Opera Gareth Hancock and the Repetiteur Fellows.