Being a singer means you need to practice a lot. We practice 6-7 times a week at school. However, Vocal Studies is not just about singing but also about research, reading operas and exploring new repertoire that we didn’t even knew existed. Here at the Royal Conservatoire, we receive amazing opportunities. We work on great projects all year round that help us to develop as a musician, we work together with young composers who write new pieces especially for us. Overall, the different departments work really well together. It is a very supportive environment. Amare is a really special place, we have culturally speaking everything you can imagine in one building, from an orchestra to a dance company and of course the Royal Conservatoire on the top floor with the best view.

The Royal Conservatoire is an institution for the 21st century, with a clear vision of raising artists that think outside the box, with tradition and innovation going hand in hand. The atmosphere within the conservatoire of real support and finding paths to create a brighter future through culture together is really special. Residing in one of the best cultural houses in Europe, Amare, with the most fantastic facilities, where the Royal Conservatoire is neighbouring with Nederlands Dans Theater and Residentie Orkest, it combines in itself different forms of art, giving incredible scope of opportunities to students.

"New students at the Royal Conservatoire join a like-minded group each of whom has a dream: of becoming an exceptional musician. They work in a creative environment, together with colleagues who transform ideas into new projects, performances and concerts. They play together, create ensembles, and look out for each other. They become part of a community.”