The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the Royal Society of Edinburgh are to celebrate the power and potential of the arts through an active new partnership during Edinburgh’s festival season this August. This is the first time two of Scotland’s most prestigious institutions have come together to develop an engagement programme for the world’s great
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is delighted to announce that Hector Scott, currently Head of Strings at Marlborough College, has been appointed to the new post of Associate Head of Strings.
Two new musicals – across two uncertain worlds Brand new musical theatre from some of the most exciting creative voices in Scotland and America at the world’s largest arts festival. It can only mean one thing … the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the American Music Theatre Project (AMTP) at Northwestern University return to the
Some of the brightest new talent, trained in Scotland, will share their eclectic musical heritage in a special concert on Sunday, to launch a creative community that aims to nurture the nation’s emerging artists. More than 30 performers and composers, from all over the world, will come together at Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall for Tartan Threads
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has announced the winners of its 2019 Jazz Awards.
Students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland shared the stage with celebrated alumni for a very special royal performance at Buckingham Palace on Thursday (June 20).
Leading lights of Scottish theatre including Maureen Beattie, Kate Dickie and Elaine C Smith have taken to the stage in Edinburgh in a tribute to acclaimed actor and Royal Conservatoire of Scotland alumna Pauline Knowles, raising funds for a scholarship in her name.
Converge, Scotland’s leading company creation programme for the Higher Education sector, played host to a live pitching competition – Pitch to your Peers – at the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh on Tuesday 11 June.
Nicholas Olsen (BMus Hons 2017) is a composer going places. He recently took part in the RSNO Composers’ Hub, where he worked with and had his music performed by Scotland’s national orchestra. Nick is also part of Making Music’s Adopt a Composer and the Psappha Ensemble’s Composing For scheme.
As days at the Fringe go, they don’t get off to a more fun, fabulous and feel-good start than with a high-energy and heart-warming musical based on a much-loved Hollywood film, closely followed by two world premieres from some of the most exciting creative voices in Scotland and America.
