What’s On

A performance of music for flute ensemble, led by Emma Halnan.

Programme to include solo piano repertoire by Carmen Petra-Basacopol, alongside Beethoven's Spring Sonata for violin and piano.

Finalists showcase their skills in this popular and prestigious competition

A concert of chamber and solo music for harp, curated by Head of Harp, Gabriella Dall'Olio.

A semi-staged interpretation of scenes from Mozart's masterpiece, Le Nozze di Figaro, produced and performed by Trinity Laban's BMus 3 vocal students.

DUE TO FLIMING IN THE CHAPEL, THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN POSTPONED.

While students work on CoLab projects, Opera Asteria presents a concert for Valentine's Day, featuring Trinity Laban alum, Alicia Mallace-Goulbourne, Rhian Davies and Eleanor Strutt.

Two projects celebrating female power in contemporary music history.

An evening filled with performances as our students share the projects they have been devising during the first week of CoLab 2023.

A CoLab presentation led by professor Mikhail Kazakevich, working with piano students to reflect on CoLab 2023's theme - A Better Place.

While students work on their CoLab projects, Trinity Laban alum present a lunchtime concert.

Presentations from two CoLab projects, examining how religion empowers humans to look for "A Better Place"

Join us for an evening of performances for the final night of CoLab 2023.

Join us for an evening of performances for the final night of CoLab 2023.

Two CoLab project presentations looking at music from a range of different cultures.

Join electric violist and conductor Nic Pendlebury and his ensemble on a musical voyage Beyond Our World.

In this competition for bowed strings, students perform the first movement of a classical concerto of their choice.

Our opening concert features postgraduate pianist Hao Zi Yoh, songs from Korea and Japan, and vocal duets by Betty Roe.

Trinity Laban Sax Ensemble perform a concert, directed by Gerard McChrystal.

Trinity Laban pianists perform piano works by Chopin in a bid to win this sought-after prize.

A concert of music by Georgian composers, curated by postgraduate pianist, Anastasia Kipiani.

Competitors perform an unaccompanied work by J S Bach on bowed string instruments.

A concert focused on music by female composers, including works by Madeleine Dring, Jamila Naimova and Lili Boulanger.

The culmination of a chamber project curated by Kyle Horch, saxophone professor from RCM, and presented by Trinity Laban saxophone professor Melanie Henry.

Esteemed concert pianists, Can Çakmur and Mikhail Shilyaev take to the Peacock Room stage in a special evening concert as part of the Different Worlds Festival.

A concert of solo and chamber music for guitar, curated by Head of Guitar, Graham Devine.

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban Students

First half of music by Black British Composers / Beethoven Symphony No. 5

The Different Worlds Festival heads to the Great Hall at Blackheath Halls, for a chamber performance ahead of Shapeshifter Orchestra's evening concert.

Clarinet players perform free-choice programmes for two prizes: one for first to third years and the other for fourth years and postgraduates.

The Different Worlds Festival continues with a piano concert focused on music by South American composers.

Trinity Laban's Chair of Cello and Chamber Music, Raphael Wallfisch, joins Philip Carne Junior Fellow Ensemble, the Waldstein String Quartet, for a special performance of Schubert's String Quintet.

Vocal chamber and ensemble repertoire based on French poetry, led by Linda Hirst and Jared Michaud

Hear brand new sounds as Trinity Laban composers compete in writing for a fusion of acoustic instrumentation and sonic arts, with the University of Greenwich Loudspeaker Orchestra.

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban Students

A concert of chamber music with harp, featuring Adrian Morena Tierreseca, violin & Clara Gatti Comini, harp, and Laura Armstrong, cello and Maria McNamee, harp.

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban Students

Come and experience a night of music being performed by the talented Trinity Laban BAMPI students.

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban Students

The finale concert of the Voice and Piano Festival 2023

A performance of Trinity Laban's massed trombones, led by professor Graham Lee.

Come and experience a night of music being performed by the talented Trinity Laban BAMPI students.

Vocal students perform a piano reduction of works for solo voice and orchestra

Take time out this lunchtime for a performance by Trinity Laban Students