Hans Gál ’s bilingual comic revue tells the story of refugees from Nazi Europe who were interned as enemy aliens in Britain in 1940/41....

THURSDAY, 23rd JANUARY 2025, 20:00 (preceded by mobile Exhibition Music, Migration and Mobility - The Story of Emigre Musicians from Nazi...

On Friday November 15, 2024, the RCM’s recent ‘Music, Migration and Mobility’ (MMM) project will be represented at the international...

The Music, Migration and Mobility exhibition, available on 12 roll up banners, continues its journey! Created from the acclaimed original...

Wednesday September 27, 2023, 7.30pm, RCM Performance Hall Pre-concert panel discussion, 5.30pm Performers: Danny Driver, piano Emily...

A mobile version of the recent Music, Migration and Mobility Exhibition has been created and is now on show at the Dartington Music...

All photographs by Art Lewy On January 16 we celebrated the opening of our exhibition 'Music, Migration and Mobility: The story of émigré...

Tickets for this special event in the RCM Museum can now be booked through the RCM website. Please click here to book (pay as much as you...

Our project's co-investigator Nils Grosch (Salzburg University) has contributed a chapter to 'Urban Exile: Theories, Methods, Research...

Tuesday 9 May 2023 at 3pm Royal College of Music Museum The early years of the Dartington Summer School Researchers working on the RCM’s...

The Music, Migration and Mobility exhibition at the RCM Museum has been extended and will now be open until Sunday 21 May. It has been...

24 March 2023, 5:00pm Royal College of Music - Museum Pay What You Can The son of Holocaust survivor Anita Lasker Wallfisch and the...

Artwork by Giada Peterle, 2022 (Instagram@narrativegeographies) We invite academic researchers and practitioners to attend a workshop...

From Jan 17 to April 16, 2023, you are warmly invited to visit the Royal College of Music Museum’s latest exhibition, prepared by our...

Artist: Giada Peterle From 12th-14th September 2022, the Royal College of Music London will host the interdisciplinary international...

From left to right:Kirsty Neate, Head of Collections, Matthew Richardson, Curator of Arts and Social History (both Manx Museum), Norbert...

On the 7th and 8th July, Peter Adey, Norbert Meyn, and Michael Holden attended a conference—titled ‘Auto/biography, mobilities and the...

Book your free tickets here. Wellesz wrote the Octet O. 67 in 1948, ten years after emigrating to Britain from Vienna to escape...

The AHRC - funded project, Music, Migration and Mobility, is delighted to host an online Interdisciplinary International Conference...

Watch our project’s co-investigator, Nils Grosch, giving a keynote speech for the Turin International Kurt Weill Conference,...