Royal College of Music

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higher education institution music conservatoire public research institution

The Royal College of Music is a prestigious London conservatoire and one of the United Kingdom’s leading institutions for advanced training in classical music performance, composition, and research.

Aliases (1)

Council of the Royal College of Music ×1

Statements (60)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	higher education institution → music conservatoire → public research institution →
country	United Kingdom →
focusesOn	advanced musical training → artistic research → professional performance preparation →
foundedIn	1882 →
founder	Edward VII → Prince of Wales →
governedBy	Council of the Royal College of Music →
grantsDegree	Bachelor of Music → Doctor of Music → Master of Music →
hasAffiliation	Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music → Association of European Conservatoires → Conservatoires UK →
hasCampus	South Kensington campus →
hasChancellor	Charles III →
hasCollection	historical musical instruments → music iconography → music manuscripts → music prints →
hasFacility	RCM Library → RCM Museum → concert hall → opera studio → recording studio →
hasNotableAlumni	Andrew Lloyd Webber → Anna Meredith → Benjamin Britten → Gustav Holst → Joan Sutherland → Julian Lloyd Webber → Leopold Stokowski → Mark-Anthony Turnage → Ralph Vaughan Williams → Thomas Adès →
hasNotableFaculty	Charles Villiers Stanford → Colin Lawson → Hubert Parry → Nadia Boulanger →
hasPatron	British monarch →
hasStatus	Royal chartered institution →
languageOfInstruction	English →
locatedIn	London → South Kensington →
locatedNear	Imperial College London → Royal Albert Hall →
offersProgram	doctoral degree → postgraduate degree → undergraduate degree →
predecessor	National Training School for Music →
rankingCategory	leading music conservatoire in the United Kingdom →
specializesIn	classical music performance → composition → conducting → historical performance → music education → music research →

Referenced by (15)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Andrew Lloyd Webber → George Dyson → Herbert Howells → James Horner → Ralph Vaughan Williams →	educatedAt
George Dyson → Herbert Howells → Ralph Vaughan Williams →	employer
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music →	foundedBy
Royal College of Music ("Council of the Royal College of Music") →	governedBy
Kensington →	hasEducationalInstitution
Kensington High Street →	hasNearbyInstitution
Royal Albert Hall →	hasNearbyLandmark
Royal Schools of Music →	hasPart
Royal Schools of Music →	member