As of May 22, there is only royal academy of music in Britain, but there is no London Conservatory of Music.

The Royal Conservatory of Music (London) was founded in 1882 by Edward VII (1841-191), so it was associated with the Royal Family. The College is located in south kensington, London, opposite the famous Albert Concert Hall, which is the music hall admired by the world.

in January p>217, royal academy of music reached a historic agreement with Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and the "Shangyin-Yinhuang United College" was formally established. Students of Shangyin can have the opportunity to learn music from the professors of King RCM, and students of King in London can also have the opportunity to participate in Shangyin art projects.

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Famous alumni of the Royal Conservatory of Music (London):

1. Benjamin Britten (November 22, 1913-December 4, 1976), a British composer, conductor and pianist, was one of the representatives of British classical music in the 2th century. Born in Rostoft, Suffolk, England on November 22nd, 1913, he died in Aldeburg, Suffolk on December 4th, 1976.

2. Chen Mei, born in Singapore on October 27th, 1978, is a Thai-Chinese mixed-race violinist and skier. In 29, he won the Big Ben Award sponsored by the British Chinese Youth Federation and the qualification of being selected as one of the top ten outstanding Chinese youths in Britain, and finally won the award.

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