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Research at Guildhall School explores fundamental questions about the creative arts. It embraces a wide range of disciplines within music and drama including composition, performance, pedagogy, institution studies, historical musicology, music and literature studies, cultural history, electronic music, creative writing and music therapy.
The Production Arts Department at Guildhall has long been recognised as providing some of the most innovative vocational theatre, arts production and live event training anywhere in the world. The School boasts technical and performance facilities which are among the best in the world. The teaching is practical and production-based; students ...
La Guildhall School of Music and Drama est une école supérieure de musique et d'art dramatique de Londres (Royaume-Uni) fondée en 1880 et dispensant un enseignement en musique, opéra, théâtre et techniques des arts du spectacle. Historique. La première ...
Sundial Court, the School's hall of residence, is located on Chiswell Street, just around the corner from the Silk Street building. Sundial Court has 176 bedrooms in thirty-nine flats, each with either three, four, five or six bedrooms. Each flat has a communal kitchen with dining area, shower room and separate toilet.
This guidance relates to students undertaking Postgraduate Research Degrees. Currently Students can get up to. £28,673 if your course starts on or after 1 August 2023. £27,892 if your course started between 1 August 2022 and 31 July 2023. £27,265 if your course started between 1 August 2021 and 31 July 2022.
Study with Guildhall. If you are interested in applying to Guildhall School we would encourage you to attend an Open Day to find out more about the opportunities available at the School. You’ll get to discuss the training with teaching staff, current students or recent graduates. Visit our department pages for more details.
Graham Johnson, Senior Professor of Accompaniment, leads annual Song Guild recitals, and in keeping with the School’s commitment to experiment and innovation, Iain Burnside (Collaborative Piano Teacher) has initiated several ground-breaking performance projects combining music and drama.
