Community and social initiatives
We are聽committed to delivering聽social and community initiatives with local and national partners. As an RBC student you will have access to quality training in music for social purpose and community engagement. Students are encouraged to think more broadly about their music and how it might impact on others around them, making them some of the most valuable graduate employees.
As an institution which cares about the local and national community, we encourage our students to engage with the world around them. Over the past few years we have worked with a number of community partners to create extra musical opportunities for communities and RBC students.
鈥樷�� was a community chorus project, supported by the commonwealth games supported collaborative project with , , , 聽from Uganda and various schools from across the West Midlands. The project celebrated the importance of British Sign Language (BSL) as a major language in 探花直播 and across the world.
Our partnership with the 聽continues to flourish and in January 2025 we are working alongside , RBC Production Department (Costumes) and the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust to create a child lead fashion show and multi arts performance based on female characters from Shakespeare plays.
In 2021, the RBC supported vocal group from , COREus, recorded , to release as a charity single to raise money for homeless charity Shelter. In 2025 we will release Home, written by Peter Daley, and recorded by COREus, SoundLab-BRUM, , 听补苍诲 RBC Young Singers聽to raise further funds for .
鈥樷�� is a song written by Alan Stott and featured jazz students from RBC with the children chorus from Haslucks Green Primary School. Sung by Michelle Lawson and Simon Dorey the song made it to Number 1 in the itunes jazz chart in December 2016. The project has so far raised over 拢3100 for .