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Professor Colin Lawson, RCM Director, introduces the next edition of Upbeat, in which we celebrate our research community and innovations including the new Performance Laboratory.

A new pioneering performance simulation facility pushes technology further than ever before at the RCM, as two new spaces combine state-of-the-art acoustic simulation technology with the visual graphics engines that drive the latest video games.

As we approach the centenary of the death of Stanford, a key figure in º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½ history, Upbeat asks, is it time to re-evaluate his significance?

3D models of eight rare woodwind instruments protects against conservation concerns around the playability of historical instruments due to their fragility, allowing greater engagement opportunities for º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½ students, professional musicians and Museum visitors.

In collaboration with Sean Mayes, Dr Sarah Whitfield flies the flag for some key principles of the º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½: first-rate research and embracing diversity. Upbeat found out more about Sarah’s research into Black British musical theatre.

For the second consecutive year, the º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½ has achieved first place for universities with fewer than 5000 students in the People & Planet University League table.

The 2023 Big Give Christmas Challenge broke the previous year’s achievement for the 14th year running.

The º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½ opened a new teaching room named after RCM alumna Jill Anderson at a memorial event in her honour.

With support from the º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½, Professor Rosie Perkins and Dr Neta Spiro have established two vital new networks that are growing understanding of the relationship between music and wellbeing.

Hear the latest news from our global community of alumni, including prestigious awards, recent performances and new releases.

Read about the achievements of staff members from all parts of the RCM.

From innovative research projects to exciting travel opportunities and prize-winning performances, find out about the recent achievements of º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½ students.

The work of the RCM is made possible by our community of donors.

Remembering the lives of those associated with the º£½ÇÂÒÂ×¹Ù·½.