New Zealand Vigil Tonight

Following the horrific shootings last week in Christchurch, New Zealanders in London will be coming together this evening in Trafalgar Square to hold a vigil from 6pm. 

Mixing it Up

The penultimate evening of Section Finals for this year's Annual Music Competition took place last night, with four mixed ensembles taking to the stage to perform a hugely varied programme. The most eclectic of the sections, music was stretched to its limits with these wonderfully creative ensembles. 

From the Archives: Princess Alexandra Visits Singapore

As Singapore celebrates the 200th anniversary of its founding in 2019, Paul Ng looks back to 1969 when ROSL Vice Patron HRH Princess Alexandra visited to celebrate the 150th anniversary. 

Soothe Those Commuter Blues at ROSL Rush Hour Concerts

Tired of the crush to get home everyday? Take shelter from the rush hour with our new concert series, launching on 2 April. 

From the Archives: My Most Thrilling Adventure

In the August 1937 edition of Overseas, member Freda Dalley gives her account of a breakdown in the middle of the dense Indian jungle. 

Teamwork Triumph

The Mithras Trio, made up of Ionel Manciu violin, Leo Popplewell cello and Dominic Degavino piano, last night won the first of two ensembles prizes on offer at this year's Annual Music Competition, beating out the highly-talented competition in the Strings and Piano Ensembles Section Final. 

Choose Life...Drawing

There was a glimpse of Spring and now storm Gareth has brought wind and rain to the UK. Not to worry though, ROSL ARTS have a life drawing class to keep you occupied while the weather is at its worst.

Queen's Commonwealth Day Message

Read HM The Queen's message to citizens of the 53-nation Commonwealth as we mark the 70th anniversary of the London Declaration. 

Commonwealth Connection

Monday 11 March marks Commonwealth Day, a celebration of the 53-nation family which was formed 70 years ago. ROSL will be joining in with the festivities here at the clubhouse. 

The Key to Success

The last of the solo Section Finals of this year's Annual Music Competition took place yesterday evening. A capacity crowd filled the Princess Alexandra Hall to listen to four talented young pianists compete for the Keyboard Section prize of £5,000 and a chance to compete at the Gold Medal Final at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on 30 May.