What's on
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From hearing internationally acclaimed soloists to supporting the next generation of musical talent, the Royal College of Music’s events programme is open to you in person and online.
This autumn the RCM is reopening its doors for you to watch live performances, including highlights such as xx and xx. The Royal College of Music Museum reopens after a major redevelopment, and you can book online to interact with over 500 years of musical history – and some of our 15,000 collection items.
While you’re here, why not have a coffee in our new café or courtyard, or take home some ?
And remember that you can always watch your favourite performances, masterclasses and behind-the-scenes clips on our YouTube channel, whenever you’d like to.
Concerts
05 September 2026, 11:00am
Elgar Room, Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, SW7 2AP
Enjoy a celebration of flute repertoire in the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room with Julia Klampfer and Serenna MacLellan, joined by pianist Joshua McDade.
17 September 2026, 12:45pm
St Mary’s Church, Aylesbury, HP20 2JJ
Lunchtime chamber music from Royal College of Music guitar student Arie Dakesian held in the inspiring surroundings of St Mary’s, Aylesbury.
19 September 2026, 10:00am
RCM Foyer
Junior Department students perform celebratory fanfares by JD composers, every hour on the hour!
19 September 2026, 5:30pm
RCM Foyer
Brass and percussion players from the Junior Department perform the first movement of Janáček’s glorious Sinfonietta of 1926, the year the JD opened.
Violin masterclass with talented RCM students
Polonsky Visiting Professor of Violin Maxim Vengerov
Find us
The Royal College of Music is one of London's most vibrant musical centres. Located in South Kensington – an important cultural quarter – we are within easy reach of local museums, parks and other attractions, as well as dining options and transport links.
We are delighted to welcome music lovers, tourists and prospective students throughout the year.



