Royal Academy of Music

ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIPS

This Scholarship is for Graduate Study in any subject at Masters level at the Royal Academy of Music and will be for two years. If awarded a Royal Academy of Music Marshall Scholarship candidates would be expected to study at the Royal Academy of Music.

The Royal Charter, granted in 1830, requires the Royal Academy of Music 'to promote the cultivation of the Science of Music and to afford facilities for attaining perfection in it by assisting with general instruction all persons desirous of acquiring knowledge thereof'.

The Academy enjoys a highly enviable location alongside Regent's Park in central London. A major new extension into the neighbouring Nash-designed York Gate building includes a custom-designed 150-seat recital hall. The York Gate Collections, a new internationally-significant museum housing a broad selection of exhibits from the Academy's superb archives, are open free of charge seven days a week. On display in the Collections, many of them for the first time, are our unique collection of stringed instruments by the greatest Italian makers including the 'Archinto' viola by Stradivari, a floor of English pianos tracing technical developments during the first half of the 19th century, and items from the working collections of eminent musicians
and from the history of the Academy.

Since 1999 the Academy has been a full member college of the University of London and therefore currently offers the following University of London awards: BMus, MMus, MPhil, PhD. The Postgraduate Diploma in Performance, Opera, or Musical Theatre is awarded by the Academy itself. From September the Postgraduate Diploma will be replaced by a new MA degree which will be obtainable after one or two years of study

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