FestivALL: Her Ensemble x standard issue workshop

Dates
22 June 2023, 1:00pm

Venue
Recital Hall

Tickets
Pay What You Can

Our Pay What You Can model allows you to choose a ticket price that works for you, from £2 to £15, with a free option to ensure our events are accessible to all audience members.

Any donation you are able to make will directly support our talented students and help us to provide a first-class educational experience for this next generation of professional musicians.

A group of people wearing suits, holding string instruments and standing with their backs to the camera with one woman turning around to look into the camera

22 June 2023, 1:00pm

Venue
Recital Hall

Tickets
Pay What You Can

Our Pay What You Can model allows you to choose a ticket price that works for you, from £2 to £15, with a free option to ensure our events are accessible to all audience members.

Any donation you are able to make will directly support our talented students and help us to provide a first-class educational experience for this next generation of professional musicians.

Before an evening concert, members of Her Ensemble and RCM chamber ensemble standard issue host a public workshop.

Her Ensemble was founded during the first year of the Covid pandemic by RCM alumna Ellie Consta in response to the discovery that only 3.6% of classical music pieces performed worldwide in 2019 were written by women. The free-form group shine a light on music written by women, most of which has been overlooked for centuries, whilst merging aspects from popular culture and classical music in order to make this accessible for everyone.

As part of FestivALL, Her Ensemble members will mentor and join forces with standard issue, a collective of current RCM students, to workshop and explore a variety of music past and present written by women spanning from 450BC to the present day. The open and relaxed nature of this setting welcomes audiences to interact with the rehearsal process, discover new music, and gain insight into how we can use art to both connect people and create meaningful change for the future of classical music. 

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Royal College of Music
Prince Consort Road
London SW7 2BS

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   Gloucester Road: 0.6 miles
   High Street Kensington: 0.8 miles

   Paddington: 1.5 miles
   Victoria: 2 miles

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