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The 13 pages that link to Royal Academy of Music, each with the reason it gives.

• Royal College of MusicCompared with: Its earlier establishment provides a point of comparison for the Royal College of Music's 1882 foundation.

• Arthur SullivanRelated: Sullivan studied there before winning a scholarship that took him to Leipzig.

• Edward ElgarCompared with: Elgar did not attend this leading institution, developing largely through independent study instead.

• Berklee College of MusicCompared with: Its long classical tradition highlights Berklee’s comparatively recent popular-music focus.

• English musical renaissanceRelated: Its teaching and performance culture formed part of the institutional landscape the revival strengthened.

• Simon RattleRelated: Rattle studied percussion and conducting at the academy.

• Prague ConservatoryCompared with: It is a later European conservatoire with a distinct national and institutional history.

• András SchiffRelated: Schiff became an honorary member of the academy after establishing his British career.

• Brian FerneyhoughRelated: Ferneyhough studied composition there before developing his mature style.

• Egon WelleszRelated: Wellesz taught there after settling in Britain as an exile.

• Evelyn GlennieRelated: Glennie studied percussion there after leaving school in Scotland.

• Music schoolBroader topic: Its founding exemplifies the nineteenth-century development of dedicated professional music institutions.

• Charles SantleyRelated: Santley studied there before pursuing vocal training and performance abroad.