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Read biographies for our Electronic and Produced Music staff.

Read biographies of our Vocal Studies staff.

Made up of 11-25 year-old disabled and non-disabled musicians, the London NOYO Ensemble rehearse together ten times a year at Milton Court Concert Hall. 

Studying for a Masters in Performance prepares you for entry to the profession at the highest level, offering training in the following areas: Advanced Instrumental Studies (for Strings, Wind, Brass, Percussion, Keyboard), Chamber Music, Historical Performance, Jazz, Opera Studies, Piano Accompaniment, Repetiteur, Vocal Studies, and Orchestral Artistry in association with the LSO.

Studying Composition at Masters level prepares you for professional life as a composer. It allows you to explore and refine your individual artistic voice within the collaborative atmosphere of a busy, modern conservatoire, while also giving you the space for self-reflection. The MMus and MComp can also be studied as a purely electronic specialism.

Today, Guildhall School announces students and staff within the Acting programme will embark on a bespoke programme of workshops and conversations about consent, sexual violence and bystander intervention as part of its commitment to creating a more equitable and inclusive environment for everyone.

Guildhall School of Music & Drama is delighted to announce it has been granted £637,000 of Leverhulme Arts Scholarships over the next three years by the Leverhulme Trust.

Guildhall Young Artists Online will enable young musicians to access high-quality training from Guildhall School tutors and industry professionals, in a fun and supportive environment.

Online and in-person short courses for autumn 2021, covering acting, music, music production, creative writing, architecture and visual arts.

In-person concerts, plays, opera and jazz coming up in the Guildhall autumn 2021 season