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As the training establishment for the Royal Marines Band Service, the Royal Marines School of Music gives students aged 16+ the opportunity to gain military skills and musical qualifications up to degree level.
Initial military training
Minimum age requirement
Training for buglers
Portsmouth
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The Royal Marines School of Music (RMSM) is the training establishment for the Royal Marines Band Service. As such, it provides all the military training needed for students to offer logistical and medical support to serving Royal Marines Commandos, while also giving musical training to the future musicians and buglers of the most versatile military band in the world. Each student has the opportunity to qualify up to degree level, gaining the expertise required to eventually perform on the world stage, both at important ceremonial events and high-profile concerts.
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