What institution was founded in London in 1719?
Q: What institution was founded in London in 1719?
A: The institution founded in London in 1719 for putting on performances of operas is George Frideric Handel.
Q: What is the Royal Academy of Music?
A: The Royal Academy of Music is a conservatory located in London where young people can study music.
Q: Who was the patron of the conservatory when it was first founded?
A: King George IV was the patron of the conservatory when it was first founded.
Q: When did the Royal Academy of Music receive its Royal Charter?
A: The Royal Academy of Music received its Royal Charter in 1830.
Q: Where did the academy move to in 1912?
A: In 1912, the academy moved to Marylebone Road near Regent's Park.
Q: How many students attend the academy today?
A: There are over 600 students at the academy today.
Q: What opportunities do students have to perform during their time at the academy?
A: Students have many opportunities to perform both within and outside of the academy, including concerts and operas performed at places like Duke’s Hall and Sir Jack Lyons Theatre.
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