Adolph Brodsky was a famous violinist and was invited by Sir Charles Halle to lead his orchestra, soon after he became the principal for the RMCM. Whilst living in Manchester he formed his second String Quartet, The Brodsky Quartet, who performed many concerts before and during the war. The Brodsky Quartet was very popular and many ticket holders were subscribers to the concerts, and would go on a regular basis, the proceeds of which would go to the RMCM and other good causes. Adolph Brodsky died in 1929.

Adolph Brodsky was a famous violinist and was invited by Sir Charles Halle to lead his orchestra, soon after he became the principal for the RMCM. Whilst living in Manchester he formed his second String Quartet, The Brodsky Quartet, who performed many concerts before and during the war. The Brodsky Quartet was very popular and many ticket holders were subscribers to the concerts, and would go on a regular basis, the proceeds of which would go to the RMCM and other good causes. Adolph Brodsky died in 1929.

The Coming of Age Celebrations was to celebrate the RMCM becoming twenty years old as it was founded in 1893. To help reach a wider audience it was turned into a touring concert, with former and current students performing a selection of the college's repertoire. With lyrics given where necessary for the audience.

The Coming of Age Celebrations was to celebrate the RMCM becoming twenty years old as it was founded in 1893. To help reach a wider audience it was turned into a touring concert, with former and current students performing a selection of the college's repertoire. with lyrics given where necessary for the audience.