Established in 1989 and endowed by Mrs Camilla Hole in memory of her husband Constant Lambert (a Liveryman and former Collard Fellow 1934-1937) and her son Kit. It provides, at the Royal College of Music, a number of prizes awarded annually - decided by the Court following nomination by the Director of the RCM for the most promising students under 35.
The Fund also endows the Constant & Kit Lambert Junior Fellowship for Composition, Research or Performance to one or more advanced students of the RCM for a period of one year (with possible extension to a second year).
Surplus income from the Fund has also been applied at the Company's discretion to the New Horizons scheme for ensembles and in other ways to benefit the RCM.
Past Winners of the Lambert Fellowship:
1995 - Julian Anderson
1996 - Denise Mullholland
1997 - Karl Lutchmayer
1999 - Kenneth Hesketh
2001 - Huw Watkins
2003 - Anna Meredith
2005 - Philip Neil Martin
2007 - Hiroaki Takenouchi
2009 - Alexsei Kiseliov
2010 - Jakub Cywinski - click here for more information
2011 - Marek Bracha - click here for more information
2012 - Mari Poll
2013 - Jens Lynen - click here for more information
2014 - Joo Yeon Sir - click here for more information
2015 - Hin-Yat Tsang - click here for more information
2016 - Eunsley Park - click here for more information
2017 - Jaymee Coonjobeeharry - click here for more information
2018 - Gabriella Jones - click here for more information
2019 - Rustam Khanmurzin - click here for more information
2020 - Ana Manastireanu
Recent Winners of Lambert Scholarships:
2019
Maxim del Mar (Violin) - click here for more information
Meera Raja (Cello) - click here for more information
2019/2020
Connor Lyster (Percussion) - click here for more information
Samuel Ng (Cello) - click here for more information
Amy Thompson (Bassoon) - click here for more information
Olivia Ziani (Violin) - click here for more information
2020
Isabelle Haley-Porteous (Flute) - click here for more information
Beatriz Vila (Horn) - click here for further information
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