Royal Academy of Music

Marylebone, United Kingdom

John Fane and Nicolas-Charles Bochsa established the Royal Academy of Music in London, England, in 1822, making it one of the oldest music schools in the United Kingdom. With the help of the first Duke of Wellington, King George IV granted it a royal charter in 1830.
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Everything You Need to Know About Application Requirements at Royal Academy of Music

They need proof of professional performing ability or a high level of composition, good overall musicianship, and a pleasing aural response for all submissions.

Although there is fierce competition for spots and successful applicants typically have a level at least equal to distinction in Grade 8, you are not need to have completed any music exams prior to applying.

They advise learning music theory at the Grade 6 level (ABRSM or Trinity College London) before starting your training with us if music is not a topic you are taking for your school examinations. For this, there are plenty of free internet resources.

There is no official minimum admission requirement for keyboard proficiency if your Principal Study is not a keyboard instrument. However, it is preferred if you have at least an ABRSM or Trinity College London Grade 5 (or equivalent) in piano. This will help you become a better musician overall. 

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