john fane and nicolas-charles bochsa founded the royal academy of music in london.
who founded the royal academy of music in london?
john fane and nicolas-charles bochsa
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the royal academy of music in london, england, is the oldest conservatoire in the uk, founded in 1822 by john fane and nicolas-charles bochsa. it received its royal charter in 1830 from king george iv with the support of the first duke of wellington. it is one of the leading conservatoires in the uk, rated fourth in the "complete university guide" and third in the "guardian university guide" for 2018. famous academy alumni include sir simon rattle, sir harrison birtwistle, sir elton john and annie lennox.
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the royal academy of music publishes every year a list of persons who have been selected to be awarded one of the royal academy’s honorary awards. these awards are for alumni who have distinguished themselves within the music profession (fellow of the royal academy of music, fram), distinguished musicians who are not alumni (honorary member of the royal academy of music, hon ram), alumni who have made a significant contribution to the music profession (associate of the royal academy of music, aram) and to people who are not alumni but have offered important services to the institution (honorary associate of the royal academy of music, hon aram). honorary fellowship of the royal academy of music (hon fram) is awarded by the governing body of the academy. as a full member of the university of london, the academy can nominate people to the university of london honorary doctor degree (hon dmus).
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