LRAM
The Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music (LRAM) provides an opportunity for you to acquire and have recognised a set of occupationally relevant skills in one-to-one music teaching as an adjunct to an undergraduate or postgraduate award. The LRAM gives you a solid foundational knowledge of the principles of teaching, together with practical skills in teaching an instrument, voice or composition (that of your Principal Study) to children or adults within the context of individual tuition. The LRAM is offered to students who are formally enrolled on one of the Academy’s undergraduate or postgraduate programmes.
Online registration for LRAM begins in enrolment week, and there is a fee of £300.
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From Cremona to London: Specialist Curator Tour
19.11.201812:30pm, Museum Strings GalleryBarbara Meyer, explores the secrets and wonders of the Academy's stringed instrument collection
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Jonathan Freeman-Attwood plays Wilfred Owen’s ‘looted’ bugle
11.11.2018The Royal Academy of Music Principal was invited to play a bugle belonging to Wilfred Owen as part of events marking 100 years since the end of the First World War.
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Royal Academy of Music announces new Bicentenary Scholarships and a creative partnership with Linn Records
18.10.2018The Principal of the Royal Academy of Music, Professor Jonathan Freeman-Attwood CBE, announces today the creation of 40 Bicenten...
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Neil Brand joins the Academy as Visiting Professor of Piano
16.10.2018The Royal Academy of Music is pleased to announce renowned silent film accompanist and BBC broadcaster Neil Brand as a new Visiting Professor of Piano.