Trinity College London Graded Exams for Music
Trinity College London is an international examinations board. Trinity music examinations are held regularly for Theory and Practical for all instruments and voice across nine levels from Initial to Grade 8. These examinations assess performance and technical skills from beginner to accomplished performer. Trinity music exams are officially recognized by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation and by education authorities worldwide. Trinity exams are taken in over 60 countries each year. More »Trinity College London Grade examinations allow students to play to their strengths; while there is a basic structure of repertoire, supporting tests and technical work, the structure is flexible and designed to reflect real musical understanding.
Through Eastern Fare Music Foundation, a student can participate in the theory and practical exams offered by Trinity College in Bangalore, India. One can choose a course from different musical instruments courses that Eastern Fare offers.
There are three main suites of examinations available from Trinty
- Graded examinations in Piano
- Graded examinations in Keyboard
- Graded examinations in Classical Guitar
Download the latest syllabus - Piano | Electronic Keyboard | Guitar
Eastern Fare Success Stories
- In 2015, (June) - 27 students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (theory) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent success rate, 26 passed with distinction and 1 got first class. Malishka, Rajesh, Apoorv, Roopam, Zahira and Roopa scored 100%.
- In 2009, (October) - 5 (five) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (practical) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent success rate, Shreya Krishnaswami, majoring in Piano, scored the highest in Bangalore with an outstanding 98%, followed by Nimisha (97%), Anand PM (96%), Aryan Shetty (94%) and V. Deepa (92 %).
- In 2010, (May) - 19 (Nineteen) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (theory) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent pass percentage, majority of the appearing candidates scored 80% and above, while 14 (fourteen) of the students earned a distinction with a score of 87% and above. Nafeesa Fathima majoring in Guitar, scored the highest total in the city of Bangalore with an outstanding 98%, followed by Vijay Pazhani (97%), Anjali Devangan (97%), Ashwani Raj (97%), Udaya K (97%), Harsh Khanna (96%), Baskar Babu (93%) and Rashi Jain (93%).
- In 2010, (Oct) - 15 (Fifteen) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (practical) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent pass percentage, majority of the appearing candidates scored 80% and above, while 7 (sevenn) of the students earned a distinction with a score of 87% and above. Rishee Ramesh and Sanjana Rajasekar scored the highest total in the institution with an outstanding 94% each, followed by Jovin Vasanth Kumar (91%).
- In 2010, (November) - 19 (Nineteen) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (theory) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent pass percentage, majority of the appearing candidates scored 70% and above, while 12 (twelve) of the students earned a distinction with a score of 87% and above. Rashi Jain scored the highest total in the institute with an outstanding 97%, followed by Ananya Prakash (96%), Anand Meshram (94%), Abdul Khadar (93%), Aditya Vinod Kumar (93%) and Siba Kumar Rath (90%).
- In 2011, (May) - 18 (Eighteen) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (theory) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent pass percentage, majority of the appearing candidates scored 80% and above. While 15 (Fifteen) of the students earned a distinction with a score of 87% and above, Anubhab Sett and Sanjana Rajasekar scored the highest total in the institute with an outstanding 100% each, followed by Indranil Banerjee (99%), Thejaswini R.C. (98%), Brian William Edwin D'Mello (96%), Aberame A.R. (96%), Sneha Pendharkar (95%), Mahati Kalaparthy (94%), Vibhav Kalaparthy (93%), Ananya Prakash (92%), Meghna Uppuluri (91%), Avinash (91%).
- In 2011, (Oct) - 9 (Nine) students appeared for Trinity College London Graded Examination (practical) from Eastern Fare Music Foundation. With a cent percent pass percentage, majority of the appearing candidates earned distinctions by scoring 87% and above, while 1 (one) of the students earned a first class. Anubhab Sett (99%), Vibhav S. Kalaparthy (94%) and Rishee Ramesh (94%) scored the highest total in the institution.
