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Royal Academy of Music's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered

Royal Academy of Music's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Communications, Literature, and History. Here are some of Royal Academy of Music's most famous alumni:

Elton John

An English singer and pianist.

Annie Lennox

A Scottish singer-songwriter.

Michael Nyman

An English composer of minimalist music, pianist, librettist and musicologist.

Arthur Sullivan

An English composer of the Gilbert & Sullivan duo .

Teresa Morgan

A British academic.

Harrison Birtwistle

An English composer .

Paul Buckmaster

A British musician .

Karl Jenkins

A Welsh musician and composer .

Catrin Finch

A Welsh harpist.

Joe Jackson

An English musician.

Edward German

An English musician and composer.

Henry Wood

An English conductor .

Royal Academy of Music's most influential faculty include professors in the fields of Communications, Literature, and History. Here are some of Royal Academy of Music's most famous alumni:

Daniel Hope

An European violinist born in South Africa.

Thomas Adès

A British composer, pianist and conductor.

Morten Kringelbach

A Researcher.

David Pyatt

An English player of the French horn.

Maxim Vengerov

A Russian violinist, violist, and conductor.

Emmanuel Ceysson

A French harpist and academic.

Martin Owen

A British horn player.

Kenneth Amis

An American musician.

Paul Lewis

A British musician.

Tansy Davies

An English composer.

Gerard Presencer

A British musician.

Valentina Igoshina

A Russian pianist.