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Trinity’s Performance Diplomas Syllabus requires a written programme to be presented at ATCL and LTCL level. For face-to-face exams, the requirements (as stated in the 2019 Performance Diplomas Syllabus) are that the printed programme booklet includes the following: Names of the candidate and the accompanist (if applicable)
What is the Level 6 Diploma in Professional Musical Theatre? Courses offering this diploma develop the artistic, creative, technical and professional skills that an actor needs in order to fully prepare for a varied, high level and sustainable career in musical theatre. Courses will provide tuition at an appropriate level in singing, acting and ...
Trinity College London's Level 3 qualifications (Grades 6-8) in music performance and theory are included in the UK Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) tariff, and attract UCAS points for university and higher education entry. UCAS introduced a revised points tariff for courses starting from September 2017 onwards.
Performance Diploma Resources. Discover a range of resources to support performance diploma teaching and learning, and for preparing for an exam using Trinity’s new Music Performance Diplomas Syllabus from 2019.
Our diplomas (ATCL, LTCL and FTCL) are for those looking to take their professional development to the next level in music performance, teaching or theory. Digital Music Diplomas Digital Grades and Diplomas sit alongside our face-to-face exams, providing even more choice and flexibility in how a regulated graded qualification can be achieved.
Trinity’s Saxophone certificate exams offer an alternative to graded exams. Create your own mini-recital; Gain marks for programme planning, programme notes and stagecraft; Receive precise and specific feedback to inform your continued musical development; Prepare for Trinity’s Performance diplomas, which follow the same format as ...
Three of Trinity's experts, Benjamin Loh – performer, teacher and Steinway Artist from Singapore, U-Jin Lim, music academic from Malaysia and Kinwai Shum – performer and Steinway Artist from Hong Kong each give their top tip on preparing your piano performance diploma programme. Explore a range of styles and genres. Benjamin Loh
