Organ
The Academy offers Principal Study for both undergraduate and postgraduate organists.
We also offer a one-year Organ Foundation Course, designed for Gap-Year students preparing either for Oxbridge organ scholarships or for those wishing to develop their organ playing and choral direction skills to a high level before university or conservatoire studies.
Organ Open Day: Please contact us to discuss making an individual appointment
‘Fit for a duke’: Choir & Organ magazine on the Academy’s new Sir Elton John/ Ray Cooper Organ
Published in the January/February 2014 issue of Choir & Organ. © Rhinegold Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
The Sir Elton John/ Ray Cooper Organ: Pinterest photo gallery
Contact
Sam Batchelor, Department Administrator
Telephone 020 7873 7405 / Email organ@ram.ac.uk
Head of Organ: Professor David Titterington
Artistic Director of St Albans International Organ Festival
Performs worldwide at leading venues and festivals including numerous appearances at the BBC Proms and Royal Festival Hall
His collaborations with composers have resulted in the creation of many new works for organ – he premiered Sally Beamish’s Chaconne at Royal Festival Hall in 2016
Jury member for major international organ competitions
Latest News
Academy Honours Announced
26.03.2018We are pleased to announce the latest Honours awarded by the Royal Academy of Music and the University of London
Latest Blog
Auditions 2016
01.12.2016Advice for everyone auditioning for studies in 2017
Upcoming Events
Organ Recital free
Monday, 23.04.2018 19:00, Duke’s HallFree organ recital of pieces by Louis and René Vierne
Dorothy Cooper Organ Prize free
Monday, 30.04.2018 19:00, Duke’s HallA prize open to all Academy organ students
Royal Academy of Music/Kohn Foundation Bach Cantatas
Sunday, 20.05.2018 12:00, Duke’s HallBWV 27, BWV 14, BWV 47
Organ Recital free
Monday, 11.06.2018 19:00, Duke’s HallFree organ recital of pieces by Louis and René Vierne
Royal Academy of Music/Kohn Foundation Bach Cantatas
Sunday, 17.06.2018 12:00, Duke’s HallBWV 2, BWV 145, BWV 114
‘I am passionate about organists learning to immerse themselves in repertoire beyond the familiar and comfortable’
David Titterington