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Box Office telephone 020 7873 7300 Many ticketed events sell out weeks before the If you share our passion for music Level 1: £100 Level 5: £5,000
Open 10.00am–12noon and 2.00–4.00pm, performance. Please book early to reserve your tickets. and would like to become more — Priority booking for — all of the above, plus
Monday to Friday involved in Academy life, then performances — Principal’s Tour of the
Most concerts are free of charge, with no tickets we hope you will consider joining — Academy Bulletin and termly Academy’s premises
To ensure fair access for all to our exceptionally popular required and seats allocated on a first-come, first- the Patrons of the Royal Academy Diary of Events — P rivate access to the
Royal Academy Opera productions, all ticket sales for served basis. of Music. Academy’s museum and
Albert Herring will open on Monday 18th January. Level 2: £250 research centre
Tickets can be collected 10.00 am –12 noon and As we aim to remain at the — all of the above, plus — Use of library facilities and
Our online bookings facility is now live at 2.00 – 4.00 pm from Monday to Friday, or from 45 forefront of the leading international — Opportunities to attend exclusive access to the Academy
www.ram.ac.uk/events minutes before the performance. Doors open 30 conservatoires, your contribution will opera dress rehearsals — Recognition in and access to
A limited number of tickets for Spring 2010 events will minutes before the performance. provide a vital source of support for the Academy’s Patrons Room,
be available online from Monday 14th December. Academy students, who will in turn Level 3: £500 subject to availability
The Academy reserves the right to alter advertised become the artists of tomorrow. — all of the above, plus
Buying tickets by telephone and in person programmes. Several additional performances every — 10% discount on up to ten Level 6: £10,000
4th January 2010: Box Office opens for telephone week, particularly lunch-time recitals, are not listed in We hope you choose to play a tickets per annum We will tailor the benefits to suit
bookings and sales in person. Sorry, we no longer the Diary. For complete and up-to-date details please role in the future of the Academy — Regular updates on key your needs.
accept bookings by post. check www.ram.ac.uk/events or call the Box Office. and its students. Academy events
Telephone 020 7873 7333
Please return this form to: Level 4: £1,000 Email development@ram.ac.uk
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Carol McCormack — all of the above, plus www.ram.ac.uk/giving
Director of Development — Opportunity to attend an
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Level 1 £ 100
Special Friends’ events are held throughout the year. Name and address of my bank
Early evening concerts start at 5.05pm on most

Level 2 £ 250
Tuesdays and Thursdays; lunchtime concerts take Annual subscription is £25 (£40 for joint membership).
place on most Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays For more details and application form, please see

Level 3 £ 500
at 1.05pm. All of these concerts are free. For details, www.ram.ac.uk/friends or telephone 020 7873 7333. Telephone
please see www.ram.ac.uk/events or call the Box Office.

Level 4 £ 1,000
To enable us to continue to develop and expand the
work of the Friends we rely on subscriptions and

Level 5 £ 5,000
External Residencies
donations that are received from our members. Email
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Level 6 £ 10,000
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In addition to the listed events in this diary, the 185 Baker Street, London NW1 6XB
Academy has developed many external residencies, (30-90-39) for the credit of Where the Academy lists
both in London and further afield. Please see The Royal Academy of Music, supporters, I would like to be
www.ram.ac.uk/externalbookings for more details. R.A.M. Club Don’t forget, by donating via Gift account no. 01372241, the sum of credited as:
Aid you can increase the value of
The R.A.M. Club promotes social and musical activities your gift by 28% provided you are £ __________ on the ________ day
Hire our Musicians
among the Academy’s former students and staff. a British tax payer.
The Club’s 700 members meet socially and attend special of __________ (month) _____ (year)
events and concerts. For details contact the Administrator,

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performers for your event, please contact the External
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