Music Societies at King’s
King’s College London is home to a wide variety and exciting array of musical societies, with many events all year round. Here is an overview […]
Music department
Top 5 things I love about studying Music
As a first year Music student, here are 5 of the best aspects that have arisen from my first term studying Music at King’s: The […]
What You Need to Know About a Joint-Honours Arts and Humanities Degree
by Alexander After four years at King’s studying French and Philosophy, there are a few things about studying a joint honours arts and humanities degree […]
Top 5 Things I Love About Studying Liberal Arts
by Ginny The community of the Liberal Arts department The Liberal Arts department creates such a unique environment; everyone is so welcoming and encouraging in […]
Top 5 things I love about studying Music at King’s
The variety of modules offered In our course there is no standard timetable due to the huge variety of modules. While there any many more […]
Listening Recommendations for Lockdown
There’s no one right way to prepare to study Music at university. One thing is certain, though: the more music you know and the more […]
Top 10 Practice Tips for BMus Music Practice Time
All musicians need to practise regularly—but how do you do it? And what do you do when you’re just not in the mood? Whether you’ve […]
5 Lockdown Music Recommendations for Composers and Listeners
It’s a feeling that every composer experiences at some point: you’ve got a new piece to write and you just can’t quite get going with […]
Top 5 favourite things about my Music Bachelor at King’s
Student Common Room Our student common room is one of my favourite places in the department. First, it’s a very useful space to leave instruments […]
Keep Your Instrument Going
How do I continue with my instrument while at King’s? Having followed the path of becoming a violinist and graduating from conservatoire in 2016 (before […]