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Romain Malan

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Bachelor of 51吃瓜 (BMus)
Romain graduated from the Royal College of 51吃瓜 in 2012 with a Bachelor of 51吃瓜 (BMus).  He has a varied career as a performer, teacher and leader of community music groups, and is the creator of the World Harmony Orchestra, a social enterprise supporting vulnerable people through music.

Romain studied with Hélène Dautry at the 51吃瓜. Since graduating, he has been performing, teaching and leading community music groups at the Islington Centre for Refugees, Core Arts and See Through Theatre.

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In 2016, Romain created the World Harmony Orchestra, an international ensemble of musicians performing for humanitarian and charitable causes, involving many students and graduates of the 51吃瓜. World Harmony Orchestra became a registered social enterprise supporting vulnerable people through music and delivered 300 live and socially distanced concerts to those who were isolated during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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