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June

A young woman holds her recorder and smiles

RCM Recorder Festival

15 June 2025, 11:00am
Various locations

Join in a festival of concerts, workshops and talks to explore the recorder’s rich history.

A young woman holds her recorder and smiles

RCM Recorder Festival

16 June 2025, 10:00am
Various locations

Join in festival of concerts, workshops and talks to explore the recorder’s rich history.

A girl laughs while holding her violin in an orchestra

RCM Strings Festival

22 June 2025, 11:00am
Various locations

Delve into the soundworld of all things bowed, plucked and strummed in the RCM’s new festival showcasing the RCM Strings Faculty.

RCM Director James Williams sits at a white table and smiles

Music and Ideas: RCM Director James Williams with Jane Barker

26 June 2025, 5:15pm
Britten Theatre

Reflecting on his first year as Director, James Williams shares his vision and aspirations for the RCM in conversation with RCM Vice-President Jane Barker.

July

Joan Dickson plays the cello in a black and white image

Music and Ideas: Remembering Joan Dickson

03 July 2025, 5:15pm
Performance Hall

RCM professor Richard Harwood celebrates the legacy and impact of the teaching of Joan Dickson (1921–1994), an influential and highly respected cello professor at the RCM.

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