London College of Music

Live performances, events

and master classes
April – July 2019
About London College of Music
At LCM we welcome all who share our Our close links with and understanding of the
passion, whether it be classical, jazz and pop music industry have been reflected not only by our
performance, composition, live sound production, students and staff, but also in our achievements:
music technology, musical theatre, acting for we boast one of the most impressive employment
stage, theatre production or music management. rates in the country, with 98% of our graduates are
in employment or further study within six months
Our ground-breaking courses are respected of graduating.*
worldwide and are taught by practising industry
experts who love what they do. Visiting staff To find out more about our courses, please
from all over the globe bring fresh perspectives
visit us at uwl.ac.uk/lcmsubjects
and cutting-edge knowledge that enhances the
curriculum. On all courses, students enjoy the or call 0800 036 8888
added advantage of invaluable work experience
in professional environments, plus a unique
opportunity to network with other creative artists
across the wide-ranging disciplines embraced by
LCM and the wider University.

*According to Employment Performance Indicators (EPI) figures published by HESA in 2018.

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Welcome to LCM Live!
This is my final welcome as Director of LCM as I am now
delighted to introduce and welcome the new Director –
Prof. Nicholas McKay.
He joins us from Canterbury Christ Church University where he
held the post of Head of the School of Music and Performing
Arts and Head of the Graduate school. He has substantial
experience in all aspects of music and I know he will bring his
own particular strengths and knowledge to further advance
the London College of Music.
The third LCM live programme of the year always features our
graduating students and therefore many “lasts and finals”.
This is a chance to show our support to them as they venture
forth into their careers. I wish them all the very best of luck
and every success.
Our actors undertake their final performances in April with
Caucasian Chalk Circle and Romeo and Juliet, both with
a modern twist. Camerata who gave a most wonderful
performance earlier in March with the Welsh Guards Band,
give their final lunchtime concert of the year. Musical Theatre
will dedicate their final productions to the American composer
Michael John LaChiusa. This is challenging and ambitious work
which will showcase our students in the best possible light. We
are delighted that the LCM Show Band goes from strength
to strength and will support the Musical Theatre casts deliver
memorable performances.
We are also delighted to present a special lunch time concert
featuring the Cello Sonata composed by LCM Prof. Francis Pott
with Joseph Spooner (cello) and not to forget, the ever popular
evening of Jazz on 15th April. UWL Arts Festival 2019 takes
place in May and is the Celebration of our arts students across
London College of Music and London School Film, Media and
Design. Tickets will be available via uwl.ac.uk.
The final event of this academic year passes over to the younger
generation, with Junior LCM students concert on Saturday 6 July.
On behalf of the staff an students of London College
of Music I would like to thank you all for the support
you have given LCM Live.
Sara Raybould
Pro Vice-Chancellor Student Experience
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LIVE
PERFORMANCES
London College of Music Live performances are
open to the public. Unless otherwise indicated,
booking for events may be done by emailing
lcmlive@uwl.ac.uk

For more information on performances

please visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmlive

or email us at lcmlive@uwl.ac.uk

Pippin

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Live Performances
London College of Music
Wednesday 3 April Saturday 6 April
Lunchtime Concert Production
Featuring Cello Sonata (1995, revised in 2001) BA Actors
composed by LCM Professor Francis Pott Romeo and Juliet
Joseph Spooner (cello) and Francis Pott (piano) For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 1.10pm Time: 2pm
Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Thursday 4 April Saturday 6 April

Production Production
BA Actors BA Actors
Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Friday 5 April
Production
BA Actors
Romeo and Juliet
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Twelfth Night

Live Performances
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Wednesday 10 April Friday 12 April
Lunchtime Concert Evening Concert
Advanced Performance Project Live Electronic Music Performance
‘Jazz at Lunchtime’ B2B³
Andy Lightfoot and Her Majesty’s Welsh Guards Time: 7.30pm
Band Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Time: 1.10pm
Location: Weston Hall, Ealing Site Monday 15 April
Evening Concert
Wednesday 10 April An Evening of Jazz
Evening Concert Time: 7pm
Opera Scenes Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Classic Opera Hits including Excerpts from
Mozarts Magic Flute Wednesday 17 April
Time: 7pm Lunchtime Concert
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site LCM Camerata
Time: 1.10pm
Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road

Coldstream Guards

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Wednesday 24 April Saturday 27 April
Lunchtime Concert Junior College Open Day
Voice in Performance Students Individual, Group Classes & Ensemble Taster
Time: 1.10pm Sessions
Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Time: 9am – 2pm
Location: University of West London
Thursday 25 April For more info visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege
Production
BA Musical Theatre Saturday 27 April
First Lady Suite Production
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive BA Musical Theatre
Time: 7pm First Lady Suite
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 2pm
Friday 26 April Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Production
BA Musical Theatre
First Lady Suite
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Pippin

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Saturday 27 April Saturday 4 May
Production Production
BA Musical Theatre BA Musical Theatre
First Lady Suite Bernada Alba
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm Time: 2pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Thursday 2 May Saturday 4 May

Production Production
BA Musical Theatre BA Musical Theatre
Bernada Alba Bernada Alba
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Friday 3 May Thursday 9 May

Production Production
BA Musical Theatre BA Musical Theatre
Bernada Alba The Wild Party
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

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Friday 10 May Wednesday 15 May
Production UWL Arts Festival 2019
BA Musical Theatre Exhibition of experimental film and audio featuring
The Wild Party work from London School of Film, Media and Design
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive and London College of Music students.
Time: 7pm Time: 5pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Ealing Site

Saturday 11 May Wednesday 15 May

Production UWL Arts Festival 2019
BA Musical Theatre Fashion Show - BA Hons Fashion and Textiles
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive London School of Film, Media and Design
The Wild Party Time: 7pm
Time: 2pm Location: Weston Hall, Ealing Site
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Thursday 16 May
Saturday 11 May UWL Arts Festival 2019
Production Music Showcase
BA Musical Theatre Time: 7pm
The Wild Party Location: Weston Hall, Ealing Site
For tickets visit uwlsu.ac.uk/lcmlive
Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

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Saturday 18 May
Junior College Open Day
Individual, Group Classes & Ensemble Taster
Sessions
Time: 9am – 2pm
Location: Ealing Site
For more info visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege

Saturday 22 June
Junior College Open Day
Individual, Group Classes & Ensemble Taster
Sessions
Time: 9am – 2pm
Location: Ealing Site
For more info visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege

Saturday 6 July
Junior College End of Year Concert
Time: 3pm-4pm
Location: Ealing Site
For more info visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege

Pippin

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PERFORMANCE
PROJECTS
Final year students present a wide range
of self-managed projects as part of their
performance-based modules. These
performances are the pinnacle point of the
students’ time with us at LCM and are varied
in genre and approach - they promise to be
an exciting and eclectic mix!

The Gondoliers

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Wednesday 3 April Wednesday 10 April
Serena Campos (jazz vocals) Andy Lightfoot (clarinet)
‘Boy Meets Girl’ ‘Jazz At Lunch’
Time: 8.30pm Time: 1.10pm
Location: The Woodman, N6 5UA Location: Weston Hall, Ealing Site

Friday 5 April Thursday 11 April

Jake Elwood & Robert Parry (wind and brass)
‘Wind and Brass recital, featuring clarinet and
trumpet’
Time: 1pm
Location: The Guard’s Chapel, SW1E 6HQ
Niamh Gibbs (violin)
‘The Music of Memories and Dreams’
Time: 7.30pm
Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road

Friday 5 April
Anthony Kitchen (saxophone) and Julian Sandford
(Windsor Brass Quintet)
‘Saxophone recital & Brass Quintet’
Time: 7pm
Location: The Old Court, Windsor

Alina Bistricka

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Friday 12 April
Laurence Edwards (classical voice)
‘Classical Singing recital’
Time: 7.30pm
Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road
Wednesday 17 April
Jack Dawkins (jazz saxophone)
‘A jazzy evening of bluenote and bop’
Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Monday 15 April Thursday 18 April

Philipa Bennett & Lucy Northwood (classical voice) Jamie Truglio-Nutty (jazz drums)
‘An Evening of Art Song and Opera’ ‘Threads of Conversations with Jamie and friends’
Time: 7.30pm Time: 7pm
Location: Regent Hall, W1C 2DJ Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site

Tuesday 16 April Tuesday 23 April

John Lenehan (jazz piano) Alina Bistricka (jazz piano)
‘Goodbye St Mary’s Road – An evening of Time: 7.30pm
Elton John’s Greatest Hits’ Location: The Moon & Maybe, W5 5EX
Time: 7pm
Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Tuesday 23 April
George Grayston (classical voice)
‘Hope and Despair’
Time: 7.45pm
Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road

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Wednesday 24 April Friday 26 April
Benny Ma (percussion) Charlotte Grant (saxophone)
‘It’s Percussion!! Your Easter Treat’ ‘The Joy of Composing – a showcase of female
Time: 7pm composers for the saxophone’
Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Time: 6.30pm
Location: St Cuthbert’s Church, SW5 9EB
Thursday 25 April
Jack Charles (voice and guitar) Saturday 27 April
Time: 7pm Denis Gravina (piano)
Location: The Underbelly, Hoxton Square ‘Music without Words’
Time: 7pm
Thursday 25 April Location: Ealing Green Church, W5 5QT
Marvin Dawe (guitar), Elizabeth Andrews (vocals),
Aaron Dawson (drums) Tuesday 30 April
Time: 7pm Mengfei Xue (piano)
Location: The Underbelly, Hoxton Square ‘The Piano’s Journey’
Time: 5.30pm
Thursday 25 April Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road
Johannah Chambers (classical voice)
‘One of a Kind – a concert to celebrate women’
Time: 7.30pm
Location: St John the Baptist, SW19 4NZ

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Tuesday 30 April Thursday 2 May
Yiwen Wang (violin) Ellie Jayne (pop vocals)
‘The Strings’ World’ Time: 7pm
Time: 7.30pm Location: The Slaughtered Lamb, EC1V 0DX
Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road
Thursday 2 May
Wednesday 1 May Esme Lees & Zoe Georgiou (voice and piano)
Harry McNabb (piano) ‘Painting with Music’
‘Music from my Youth’ Time: 7.30pm
Time: 7pm Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road
Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road

Thursday 2 May
Marian Bango (violin)
‘Gypsy Romance’
Time: 6pm
Location: Ealing Green Church, W5 5QT

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Live Performances 19
UWL Arts 15 May 2019
LSFMD Fashion Show,

Festival
7pm, Weston Hall

16 May 2019

May 2019 LCM Concert,

7pm, Weston Hall

Curated by London College of Music and Plus exhibitions, film screenings

London School of Film, Media and Design and presentations on and off
campus throughout May.

Check uwl.ac.uk/lcmlive
for more information

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Urinetown

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 PERFORMING
ARTS

Lysistrata

Performing Arts 25
First Lady Suite
Musical by Michael John LaChiusa
Thursday 25 April, 7pm
Friday 26 April, 7pm
Saturday 27 April, 2pm
Saturday 27 April, 7pm
Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site
Tickets from uwlsu.com/lcmlive
Michael John LaChiusa’s FIRST LADY SUITE is an
enthralling look into the lives of some of history’s
most neglected figures, the wives of U.S. presidents.
They are: Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, Mamie
Eisenhower, Bess Truman and Eleanor Roosevelt.
FIRST LADY SUITE has a distinct structure.
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The first piece, the staccato, yet hauntingly lyrical
Over Texas, takes place aboard Air Force One on
November 22nd, 1963. Mary Gallagher, the First
Lady’s personal secretary, and Evelyn Lincoln,
personal secretary to the President, are trying to
relax as they fly into Dallas. Mary is coaxed into
napping by the cool, collected, Evelyn. Mary’s
dreams become portentous nightmares as they are
haunted by a ghostly Jackie and an eerie Lady Bird.
The brassy, bouncy Where’s Mamie? takes place in
Ike and Mamie’s bedroom at the White House, yet
quickly turns into a time-travel fantasy as Mamie,
melancholic and alone on her birthday, is paid a
visit by the celebrated opera star Marian Anderson.
Marian whisks Mamie off to Algiers to confront Ike
about an affair, and warn him of the racial strife
he’ll face later in life as President. The comical Olio
presents first daughter Margaret Truman at a recital
trying her best to sing as she’s constantly upstaged
by First Lady Bess. The final piece of the Suite,
Eleanor Sleeps Here, is a heart rending examination
of the relationship between Eleanor Roosevelt
and Lorena Hickok as they’re being flown over
Washington by Amelia Earhart.
Bernarda Alba BERNARDA ALBA is a masterwork by Michael John
LaChiusa, which a musical voice to Federico Garcia
Lorca’s final 1936 masterpiece, The House of Bernarda
Alba, through pulsing castanets, trilling Spanish guitars
Music and words by Michael John LaChiusa and resounding rhythmic stomps.
Based on the play “The House of Bernarda Alba”
by Federico Garcia Lorca BERNARDA ALBA tells the tales of a powerful matriarch,
Bernarda Alba was originally produced by Lincoln who imposes a strict rule on her household following
Center Theater, New York City, 2006 her second husband’s funeral: ‘Not a breath of
outside air is going to enter this house. It’s going to
Thursday 2 May, 7pm feel like we’ve bricked up the doors and windows,’
Friday 3 May, 7pm she proclaims. Bernarda’s five daughters, however,
Saturday 4 May, 2pm struggle with her cold wishes. The girls’ dreams and
Saturday 4 May, 7pm desires challenge their mother’s harsh rules and the
outside world begins to slowly permeate their isolated
Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site existence.
Tickets from uwlsu.com/lcmlive

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The Wild Party Manhattan decadence in the 1920’s provides the
backdrop for this tough musical fable. Queenie, a
vaudeville chorine, hosts the blow-out of the title with
her vicious lover, a black-face minstrel. The guests are a
Music and Lyrics by Michael John LaChiusa vivid collection of the unruly and the undone: Queenie’s
Book by Michael John LaChiusa and conniving rival; a cocaine-sniffing bisexual playboy;
George C. Wolfe a washed-up boxer; a black brother act; a diva of
Based on the poem by Joseph Moncure March indeterminate age and infinite life experience; the fresh-
off-the-farm ingénue whose naïveté quickly evaporates;
Thursday 9 May, 7pm a lesbian actress and her comatose girlfriend; and the
Friday 10 May, 7pm bargain basement Valentino who catches Queenie’s
Saturday 11 May, 2pm roving eye. The jazz and gin soaked party rages to a
Saturday 11 May, 7pm mounting sense of threat as artifice and illusion are
stripped away. When midnight debauchery leads to
Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site tragedy at dawn, the high-flying characters land with a
Tickets from uwlsu.com/lcmlive sobering thud, reminding us that no party lasts forever.

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 Do you wish to
pursue a career in
the performing arts?

At LCM we have a wide

range of specialist courses,
which cater for the ever
changing and varied demands
of the performance industry.
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BA (Hons) Actor Musicianship
There is an ever-growing demand in professional theatre
for the practitioners who have the versatility to combine
top-level skills in acting with professional musicianship.
This degree will enable students to develop industry-
level skills as an actor alongside the ability to compose,
musically direct and play the music for productions in
which students appear in.
BA (Hons) Acting
This is a very particular kind of acting course that
sits within a music conservatoire for students who
fundamentally want to develop their skills in becoming
a professional actor. If you want a unique, exciting and
demanding training in acting, then this course is for you.
BA (Hons) Musical Theatre
It is intended for those students who have a practical
expertise in performance and wish to develop these
skills in actor-singer training further to enable entry to
the professional world of performance. The individual
exploration of ‘sense over sound’ is a notable and
distinctive feature of this course.
BA (Hons) Musical Theatre with Foundation
The innovative unique BA course is a four-year specialist
degree course with an intensive practical first year at
foundation level to consolidate essential performance and
audition skills necessary for a comprehensive training to
take place in the final three years.
BA (Hons) Acting, Writing and Directing
This is a unique and exciting course, which combines a
comprehensive actor training with the development of
dramaturgical skills in directing, writing and devising.
Students explore and experiment with a range of cutting-
edge theory and practice, reinterpreting existing repertoire
and creating original works of theatre and performance.
For more information
Emma Evans, Admissions Tutor, emma.evans@uwl.ac.uk
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London College of Music
Partnerships
The London College of Music is always pleased to be able to work
with a wide range of cultural partners. In 2019 these include:

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 2019 Season
at Investec Opera Holland Park

4 June – 3 August 2019

Secrets, lies,
political intrigue
and obsessive love
Manon Lescaut Puccini
Un ballo in maschera Verdi
L’arlesiana Cilea
Double Bill: Il segreto di Susanna Wolf-Ferrari
and Iolanta Tchaikovsky

Booking opens early 2019

www.operahollandpark.com
Opera Holland Park Theatre, Holland Park,
London W8 6LU

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Alumni Association
The Alumni Association works to support your lifelong relationship with the University.

If you studied at University of West London, or one of our predecessor institutions, then you are a member of
the UWL Alumni Association.

Membership is automatic after graduating, free and you can enjoy a range of benefits:
• Exclusive alumni networking events
• Lifelong careers support
• Professional development workshops, careers fairs, webinars and courses
• Alumni communications: Annual Alumni magazine, social media updates, e-newsletter
• Alumni card for access to the campuses and library after graduation
• Special alumni discounts
• Volunteering opportunities

For more information on the UWL Alumni Association, including

how to make sure you remain in touch by updating your details,
visit uwl.ac.uk/alumni or email alumni@uwl.ac.uk

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London College of Music
Bursary Fund
The LCM Bursary Fund provides vital
support to students facing financial
hardship, enabling them to complete
their studies successfully. All donations
make a huge difference to the lives of
our talented and deserving students.
To lend your support, please visit
alumni.uwl.ac.uk/lcmdonation

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Junior Chefs Academy
The Junior Chefs Academy is sponsored by Harrison Catering Services’ charity, ‘The Geoffrey Harrison Foundation’,
and is supported by the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts and the Craft Guild of Chefs. The course is aimed at Year
10 and 11 students, and provides a great start for those interested in a career in food and culinary arts.

There are three courses to choose from:

• Junior Chefs Academy • Junior Asian Chefs Academy • Junior Cake and Bake Academy

Each course lasts for 8 -10 weeks, and is delivered on Saturday mornings from 9.30am to 12.30pm
(Thursday 5pm-8pm for Cake and Bake).

Courses include:
• Basic culinary skills, including garnishing and presentation skills
• Food Hygiene and basic culinary science
• Teamwork and organisation
£10
per week

For further information,

please contact:
uwl.ac.uk/
Holly Hoban
juniorchefs
020 8231 2296
holly.hoban@uwl.ac.uk
Pillars Restaurant
Opening Days
Lunch – Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Dinner – Thursday and Friday
Please note we are only open during academic
term times and this may change each semester
so please contact us to check for updates.

Opening Times
Lunch – 12.00pm until 2.30pm
Dinner – 6.30pm until 9.00pm

To book, please call 10% OFF

020 8231 2200 food when you
bring this booklet

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London College of Music
LCM Junior College
Overview
LCM Junior College is a performing arts department
that has a history of 60 years providing expert tuition
for in excess of 150 students aged 5-19. Performance
is at the heart of learning and students can perform
in a number of concerts throughout the year.
Students at LCM Junior College are also encouraged
to take LCM graded theory and performance
examinations to support their learning.

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What we offer Please visit our website or email the Junior College
• One-to-one instrumental tuition team for more information:
• One-to-one and group theory tuition
• Speech and drama
uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege
• General musicianship
• Aural training lcmjuniorcollege@uwl.ac.uk
• C
 ambridge 1 year fast track IGCSE and Pre-
University courses @LCMjuniors
• Discovering music history class
• Music Technology LCMJuniorCollege
• DJ Academy
• Musical Theatre Academy
• Ensembles
• Jazz workshop
• Samba drumming workshop
• Rock and pop
• Stave House Music- New for September 2019
• Regular Workshops
• Music for younger children
• Termly concerts and trips

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London College of Music
Examinations
London College of Music Examinations offers qualifications in music, drama and
communication, through a worldwide network of exam centres.

Exams cover a wide range of classical, jazz, pop/rock and traditional music subjects.
They are available for candidates of all levels: from beginner Steps through 8 grades
to professional diplomas in performance and teaching.

LCM Exams are regulated by Ofqual, and higher grades are awarded UCAS tariff points.

Visit lcme.uwl.ac.uk to find out more.

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Have you looked at the innovative range
of qualifications offered by LCM Exams?
Here are just four examples of what’s available:
Musical Theatre
Our fastest growing subject area: assessments at
all levels combining the musical and dramatic skills
required by the musical theatre performer.
Ensemble
A flexible syllabus, offering assessments to groups
of all sizes and instrumental/vocal combinations:
from duets and trios to orchestras, bands and choirs.
Recital Grades
A new alternative to standard graded exams,
focusing entirely on performance of pieces if the
candidate chooses.
Performance Awards
An opportunity to gain an assessment of your
performance by video submission, rather than
attendance at an exam centre.
Visit lcme.uwl.ac.uk to find out more.
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Main Venues
1 Ealing Site
St Mary’s Road
W5 5RF

2 St Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Road
W5 5RH

3 Vestry Hall
Ranelagh Road
W5 5RJ

LCM Awards Concert

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 Ealing
To M1

Walpole
Park 1

Lammas
Park 2

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