Located in Marylebone Road, Marylebone, London NW1 5HT. The Royal Academy of Music has been training musicians to the highest professional standards since its foundation in 1822. Every year some of the most talented young musicians from more than 50 countries come to study here, attracted by renowned teachers and a rich culture that broadens musical horizons, develops professional creativity and fosters entrepreneurial spirit. The Academy offers over 20 musical disciplines and provides pre-professional, undergraduate and postgraduate musical training of the highest standards. Academy students benefit from an extensive calendar of concerts, operas, musical theatre shows and other events, rehearsing regularly with leading practitioners to hone their craft.

Beautiful place. Grand building with grand design, hope I can be a student in there as a Piano player

A very established, beautiful, extraordinary music school. I believe every student is very fortunate to get an education from this school. After 200 years of education you can see all of the roots, and it is truly precious..

I am not student here but I have visited this fantastic place a couple of times and always had the most incredible experience. This academy is located in one of the most stunning areas of London and it offers various (many of them also free) top performances. As a plus, the building is really elegant! Absolutely recommended!

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The vibe in this place is amazing. People are really friendly, not at all stuffy, and the free concerts are, as you would expect, first class. The location is super easy to get to (5 minutes walk from Baker Street tube). The thing about it is, if more places devoted to classical music had the open, inclusive atmosphere you find here, it wouldn't have the elitist, exclusive, up-itself cachet that prohibits more people experiencing the world's most beautiful music. There! I'll shut up now.

Fantastic place for outstanding concerts with world class students giving exceptional performances. Well worth a visit to the concerts.

The standard of the musicianship is outstanding and the rapport between teachers and students is very special

The vibe in this place is amazing. People are really friendly, not at all stuffy, and the free concerts are, as you would expect, first class. The location is super easy to get to (5 minutes walk from Baker Street tube). The thing about it is, if more places devoted to classical music had the open, inclusive atmosphere you find here, it wouldn't have the elitist, exclusive, up-itself cachet that prohibits more people experiencing the world's most beautiful music. There! I'll shut up now.

Attended a wonderful inaugural lecture/recital.

Excellent night at the Royal Academy of Music all for £8. It's really great to see these young people performing. I am looking forward to my next visit to hear Stomping at the Savoy. Keep it up and the future of music in the UK is safe in your hands. Thank you.

I am not studying at the Academy, but I have visited on several occasions to enjoy various public events and concerts, and the place really blows me away. One of the piano masterclasses in particular provided inspiration for me and my repertoire. To top it all off, the Academy is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of London.

Excellent theatre productions as professional as any in the West End.

This is a wonderful venue for free concerts (have to book in advance) given by students. Today was a superb organ recital featuring the composer, Viernes. Staff on reception and the doors to the hall are always friendly and welcoming.