Find out about all the latest music events taking place at Royal Holloway
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Crossing Borders Festival 2026
5 Mar 2026For 2026, we are excited to bring you our Crossing Borders Mini-Festival to showcase the wide ranging performance and research specialists in music from around the globe at Royal Holloway.
Pocket Concert
6 Mar 2026Join us for our weekly Friday Pocket Concert showcasing the very best of our music students at the Department of Music.
Research Spotlight: Prof. Mary Dullea (Royal Holloway, University of London)
10 Mar 2026Join us for our recent Department of Music Research Seminar, featuring some of the world's leading researchers in music.
New Sounds Festival 2026
11 Mar 2026 - 15 Mar 2026NEW SOUNDS is a four-day festival of contemporary music presented by the Department of Music, showcasing some of the best and most innovative modern music at Royal Holloway.
New Sounds 2026: Bagworm - A folk horror opera
11 Mar 2026Bagworm is a multimedia DIY opera experience inspired by the fascinating bagworm (psychidae) moths, composed and performed by Reader in Music Composition, Dr Nina Whiteman.
New Sounds 2026: The Bassoon Lab with Lauren Martin
11 Mar 2026Hear the bassoon like you have never heard it before. To mark the start of a 3-month collaboration with some of music creators, bassoonist Lauren Martin gives us a look into the world of the bassoon.
New Sounds 2026: Choral Evensong
12 Mar 2026Join the Choir of Royal Holloway for this special Choral Evensong, in the wonderful setting of our Chapel.
New Sounds 2026: the little match girl passion
12 Mar 2026To open our New Sounds 2026, New Voices Consort perform David Lang's indescribably powerful, Pulitzer-winning work the little match girl passion.
Pocket Concert
13 Mar 2026Join us for our weekly Friday Pocket Concert showcasing the very best of our music students at the Department of Music.
New Sounds 2026: Tom Foolery with Percussion Ensemble
13 Mar 2026Don't miss this unique opportunity to witness the power and precision of percussion, brought to life by the talented performers of the Royal Holloway Percussion Ensemble and Dr Tom Wagner.
