One good thing about music,when it hits you, you feel no pain. - BobMarley.

Well versed with Bass Guitar, Lead Guitar, Keyboard, Piano, Mandolin, Violin, Veena, Sitar, Harmonium, Accordian

OUR COURSES

Keyboard

Guitar

Violin

Piano

Flute

Vocal

  • Music Grade Exams

    From percussion to piano, saxophone to singing, we provide a wide range of Grade and Certificate exams designed to nurture musical development at every level. Trinity College London graded music exams are designed to provide a structured learning framework which evaluates a student’s progress at every level. Music exams equip learners with real-life skills to help them become confident musicians and performers. Trinity exams are internationally recognised, with UCAS points available at the higher grades.

  • Why Trinity music exams?

    Choice and flexibility – with the widest choice available in Technical Work and Supporting Tests, and an exciting range of repertoire, Trinity graded exams allow candidates to play to their strengths and express their individuality. Also, there are no theory prerequisites for Trinity practical exams.

    A wide range of helpful publications – available to support music education, our publications are developed in collaboration with leading composers in education.

    The ideal partner for music services – Trinity provides an internationally accredited, formal assessment process through an innovative diagnostic mark scheme within a flexible and contemporary suite of exams and publications.

  • Grade Exams

    Initial to Grade 8

    Three Pieces (3 x 22 marks)

    Technical Work: choose Scales & Arpeggios or a Technical Study

    Supporting Tests: choose two from Aural, Improvisation, Sight Reading and Musical Knowledge

  • Certificate Exams

    Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced

    No Technical Work or Supporting Tests

    Programme of pieces for each level: Foundation 8-10 mins, Intermediate 15-20 mins, Advanced 25-30 mins

    Repertoire lists available on the Trinity website but up to one third of the programme can be the candidate’s own choice