Students must perform 3 pieces selected from the current Trinity syllabus. These pieces showcase your musicality, style, and technical skills. Choose a varied program including contrasting tempos and moods to demonstrate versatility. Regular practice and focused attention on expression and dynamics are essential for success.

Technical work is equally important. Prepare scales, arpeggios, and broken chords as specified for your grade level. These exercises build finger strength, accuracy, and fluency. Consistent daily practice will improve your technique and boost confidence for this component of the exam.

Supporting tests may include aural, improvisation, or sight-reading depending on your grade choice. These assess your musicianship, listening skills, and creativity. Take time to develop your ear through active listening and practice sight-reading regularly to improve these skills.

• Select repertoire suitable for your technical level and musical taste.

• Record weekly practice sessions to identify areas of improvement.

• Take mock exams with your teacher to simulate the exam experience.

• Maintain relaxed posture and steady breathing during performance.

• Familiarize yourself with the exam registration process and deadlines.

• Experienced teachers trained in Trinity pedagogy.

• Flexible in-person and online lessons.

• Detailed progress tracking and parental feedback reports.

• Guidance for digital and live performance submissions