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Conducting lesson in the Manoukian

LCW Clinic
13 February 2027

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John Farrer checking baton positioning
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LCW Clinic​

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Suitable for conductors at all levels wishing to have focused work on technique or specific repertoire.

 

Delivery​

The LCW Clinic offers conductors a focused day of individual work, shaped around their own interests, challenges and development.

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Whether you want to address a particular aspect of your conducting technique, work through challenging passages, explore a piece of repertoire in greater depth, or simply take a fresh look at something that isn't quite working for you, the Clinic provides the opportunity to concentrate on what matters most to you. 

 

Participants can choose a work from the repertoire list below, or request a specific piece, provided that it is available in an obtainable two piano or piano four hands arrangement.

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Repertoire

HAYDN Symphony No. 99

MOZART Symphony No. 40

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 3​

SCHUMANN Symphony No. 2

TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5

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A piece of your choosing, so long as it is available in an obtainable two piano or piano four hands arrangement.

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(All repertoire listed is accessible free of charge on IMSLP.org)

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Workshop Location

Royal Academy of Music, Marylebone Road, Marylebone, London, NW1 5HT

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Application Fee

£15.00

Applicants who have attended any LCW since 2022 are not required to pay the application fee

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Workshop Fee

£260

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Observer: £60

There is no application fee for observers.

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The workshop fee covers the following: 

  • all administration charges

  • tuition

  • certificate of participation

 

The fee does not cover travel to London, transport within London, accommodation or food and drink during the course. Participants must provide their own scores and batons. 

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The day will run from 10:00 to approximately 17:45. and will be followed by a brief feedback session. Each active participant will get a minimum of 40 minutes tuition.

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The tutor for this course will be Professor Howard Williams.

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Application Deadline

Applications will be accepted until 5th January 2027.

This Workshop is now accepting applications.

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