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Vice President, Music

Decorated Mezzo-Soprano, Dame Sarah Connolly will join WNO Music Director, Tomáš Hanus and WNO Orchestra, for an unforgettable concert of music storytelling.

The College and the legendary BBC series ‘Doctor Who’ share a long history: a whole galaxy of students and graduates have worked on the show, from musicians working on the soundtracks with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, designers working in the art, costume and puppetry departments, and stage managers keeping it all the logistics together behind the scenes, the world of Who has provided our community invaluable opportunities.

Tutor on Performance Physiology and Injury Avoidance

The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (supported by The Albert and Eugenie Frost Music Trust, with additional funding from the Colwinston Charitable Trust) has launched a bold and transformative two-year string quartet residency. This innovative program places world-class string quartet practice at the core of the College’s vibrant community, aiming to influence the future of string playing across Wales and beyond. 

Sparked by the discovery of a series of letters from his father in Nigeria to his mother in Wales, The Gods Are All Here is a compelling, lyrical and warm, one-man performance from first-class storyteller, Phil Okwedy.

Following the success of his first two productions, Daniel Martinez returns with a new show focused entirely on flamenco dance.

Multi-award-winning singer-songwriter Zara McFarlane is known for her unique sound melding influences from jazz, reggae, folk and nu-soul. She pushes the boundaries of jazz adjacent music, via an exploration into the folk and spiritual traditions of her ancestral motherland, Jamaica.

The Neil Cowley Trio reunite to perform for the first time in seven years, presenting music from their brand-new album, ‘Entity’, alongside some fan-favourite Cowley classics.