Looking back
Friday September 8th, 2017 by
hannah
How did Abbey Road Institute student Leif Rehtanz successfully juggle his studies with us and pursuing his career as a singer/songwriter? Hi Leif, Thank you for meeting me today. You’ve just finished your exams. Looking back at the last 48 weeks: How did you find your year at Abbey Road Institute? Was it like you […]
“Helping people to find their dream job”
Wednesday August 30th, 2017 by
hannah
Ray Pope joined Universal Music as a Talent Acquisition Senior Manager in September 2015 after studying popular and world music at Leeds University. As a musician and a musical graduate she always saw herself in a creative role in the industry. After working in front line label talent acquisition she realised she had found her ideal […]
“I always knew I wanted to be a performer of some sort”
Friday August 11th, 2017 by
hannah
Music Production and Sound Engineering student Andrew Glen tells us about his time at Abbey Road Institute and what his plans are for the future Hello Andrew, can you start by telling us a bit about yourself and your background? I grew up in a little town on the East coast of Scotland 5 miles from […]
A regular day in Studio Three
Wednesday August 2nd, 2017 by
hannah
And a lesson from expert Abbey Road Engineers Alex Scannell and Stefano Civetta. Last week our March students were part of a recording session in Studio Three with the band Desert Ships. They worked alongside highly experienced engineers Alex Scannell and Abbey Road Studio assistant engineer and Pro Tools expert Stefano Civetta. We’ve been working […]
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
Friday July 28th, 2017 by
hannah
How to fund your studies at Abbey Road Institute Summer’s here and we’re very much gearing up for our Advanced Diploma starting next month. In the meantime, we have some useful funding information to share with you! We’re sharing with you a funding opportunity which is open to applicants wishing to study with us in […]
KEEMOSABE – Follow the Symbols Part Two
Wednesday July 26th, 2017 by
hannah
After their Kickstarter Campaign, the guys from KEEMOSABE are back at Abbey Road! Welcome back to Abbey Road Institute and congratulations ON the successful outcome of your Kickstarter project. How do you feel right now? Thank you so much for having us back! We feel great. The precious support of our fans makes us feel incredible, […]
Meet future student Rebekah Arnold
Tuesday July 18th, 2017 by
hannah
Rebekah will be joining our next Advanced Diploma in September. Hi Rebekah, thank you for meeting me today. Firstly, congratulations on your offer for the Advanced Diploma in Music Production and Sound Engineering at Abbey Road Institute. How does it feel? I feel like I’m finally on the right path to getting where I want to […]
How a PhD microbiologist transitioned to a music producer
Monday July 10th, 2017 by
hannah
Carlos Bricio’s journey from science lab to the recording studio Carlos Bricio is currently studying at Abbey Road Institute, he enrolled on the Advanced Diploma in September 2016. After 8 months on the course we caught up to find out about his experience so far. Hi Carlos, I’m curious to find out more about you […]
Our latest recording session with our students at Abbey Road’s Studio One
Monday July 3rd, 2017 by
hannah
Our students learn from multiple Grammy Award winning engineer John Dunkerley in a recording session with the Royal College of Music. The next generation of music producers and sound engineers along with Institute Programme Director Carlos Lellis, our alumni Hugo Bechstein and multiple Grammy award winner John Dunkerley were recording with the the fantastic philharmonic […]
KEEMOSABE – Follow the Symbols
Friday June 23rd, 2017 by
hannah
Introducing KEEMOSABE one of our student’s bands who recently launched their Kickstarter campaign to record at Abbey Road KEEMOSABE is a Pop/Rock/Funk/Experimental Italian quartet currently based in London. Their project was born from the desire of two jazz students in New York City, Alberto Curtis and Sebastiano Vecchio, to form a band that could implement concepts […]
