The latest news from our staff, students and alumni.
Leeds Conservatoire has been awarded increased funding from the Leverhulme Trust and the Wolfson Foundation, to support students on several pathways, and is grateful for their continued generosity.
Find out more about 'Sizeable Grants from Leverhulme Trust and Wolfson Foundation to Support Students'Sound City has selected four fantastic artists from Leeds Conservatoire to perform at this year’s festival; the ninth year in a row as part of an ongoing partnership.
Find out more about 'Sound City Selects Four Leeds Conservatoire Artists for 2025 Festival'We had a chat with our Principal Lecturer, Chris Milnes, about being a tour musician and tour manager. He shared his experiences on the road and offered some valuable insights and advice for anyone considering either career path.
Find out more about 'Staff Spotlight: Chris Milnes'Leeds Conservatoire is celebrating the second release of student and graduate produced music, via its production music label Quarry Music, plus associated commercial and professional placements.
Find out more about 'Second Release and Successful Placements for Quarry Music'Leeds Conservatoire’s School of Drama is breaking new ground this year, securing the rights to stage not one but two UK premieres as part of their annual season of live performance.
Find out more about 'Leeds Conservatoire School of Drama Secures Two UK Premieres'The Contemporary Pop Choir has been chosen as a finalist for this year’s How Sweet The Sound competition and will be competing in the Large Choirs category against renowned choirs from Denmark, Italy and the UK.
Find out more about 'Leeds Conservatoire Contemporary Pop Choir to Compete at Royal Albert Hall'