Dimapur, October 13 (MExN): The annual prestigious music examinations by Trinity Guildhall UK are once again being conducted this year in Nagaland from October 3 to 14, 2011. A total of 290 students from Kohima and Dimapur enrolled for the exams this year under Trinity College of Music London. The Nagaland centre, under its representative - Khyochano TCK Ngully, is one of the fastest growing centres in India.
The presence of such an assessment board provides world-class learning and qualifications for Naga musicians and aspiring young talents. Trinity Guildhall offers an unrivalled range of assessments and qualifications across the Performing and Creative Arts in more than 60 countries around the world. Its certificates enjoy full accreditation in many countries as the music exam syllabuses are developed through extensive research and discussion involving teachers, examiners, students and specialist consultants (www.trinitycollege.co.uk)
The examiner for 2011 is Michelle Lee, one of Europe’s leading flautists who is renowned for her artistic, expressive powers over the flute. She has performed throughout Europe and broadcasts for the BBC. She has extensively studied the flute, recorder, viola, piano and composition in several of Europe’s music conservatories.
The presence of such an assessment board provides world-class learning and qualifications for Naga musicians and aspiring young talents. Trinity Guildhall offers an unrivalled range of assessments and qualifications across the Performing and Creative Arts in more than 60 countries around the world. Its certificates enjoy full accreditation in many countries as the music exam syllabuses are developed through extensive research and discussion involving teachers, examiners, students and specialist consultants (www.trinitycollege.co.uk)
The examiner for 2011 is Michelle Lee, one of Europe’s leading flautists who is renowned for her artistic, expressive powers over the flute. She has performed throughout Europe and broadcasts for the BBC. She has extensively studied the flute, recorder, viola, piano and composition in several of Europe’s music conservatories.
