Students can either chose to develop a range of music skills focussing on music production, recording and performance or develop visual skills through photography and graffiti.
All our courses are led by experienced practitioners and professionals. During the courses students will work towards a certificate in Creative Media Production as well as gaining certificates in Functional Skills and Personal Social Development.
Both courses are FREE to 16-18yr olds who are not already in education, employment or training.
For more information please click here
]]>The sessions, run from Wednesday 14th July-28 September 2010, giving two people each week the chance to spend half a day with our Studio Technician Rory.
If you are a young person with an interest in music,this is a great opportunity for you to learn a little more about music production, MCing and vocal recording in a professional studio environment without the usual associated costs.
Anyone interested please contact studio@3ca.org.uk or come into the Trinity Office Monday-Wednesday 9am-5pm to register your interest with Ravel, our Youth Outreach Worker. Additionally, the studio is now available for general hire - with the perfect blend of digital processing and analogue recording capabilities, the studio provides a relaxed environment conducive to creative thought - whether you are a vocalist, producer or musician. Ongoing improvements to the studio include the capability to record & master using the industry standard Logic 9 and a range of soft synths for digital music production or live recordings, with the expert guidance of our in house Sound Engineer, Alex.
Highly competitive daily rates start at £100 – anyone interested please contact studio@3ca.org.uk with your requirements and we will get back to you!
Hype Dance are looking for more dancers ages 5-10 years to join this amazing Urban Dance troupe. The groups perform across the city and beyond and have a string of awards and successes under their belts. Please come down to the LIL HYPE session every Wednesday at Trinity 6pm-7pm, price £3.50 - free for their 1st session. Hope to see you there!
1st place at Disney Dance Camp 2010
4th out of 27 groups at the I Hip Hop UK Championships 2009
1st place at Southern Street Dance Championships and Welsh Street Dance Championships in 2008, 2nd place in 2009 and 5th place at the Worlds Event
UK winners 2008 at Southern Nation - Idol
Opening acts for Neyo and Ginuwine at club events
Official Entertainment for Avon & Somerset Constabulary's Battle Of The Bands 2010
Notting Hill Carnival winners 2006 and 2007
The official street dance group to open Cabot Circus Shopping Centre 2008
]]>This Autumn as Trinity we have a host of National and International acts performing as part of their UK tours.
We kick off on Friday 8th October with Hurts, an entertaining evening for all you electric pop fans.
Next in line we have Magnetic Man, Thursday 28th October, who will undoubtedly bring the house down with their new school Dubstep rhythms.
Wednesday 24th November, all the way from the United States the unique Beach House are performing as part of their worldwide tour.
Saturday 4th December we are hosting the massive Dub/Reggae band Dreadzone, With years in the industry these experienced Dub kings are here to entertain with some legendary tracks and cool vibes.
Then on Thursday 9 December we have the unmistakable sound Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit this will be a acoustic set which will defiantly be a night to remember.
Angus & Julia Stone will be performing on Saturday 11th December as part of their worldwide tour. Originating from down under catch them as the fly through the south west.
Check out our what's on page for more information
]]>Trinity was turned into a dance hall for the afternoon to give older people an afternoon out.
Chandeliers were put up and tea and cake was served to make it an occasion.
The event was organised in partnership with LinkAge - a scheme that encourages older people to get involved with their communities and events. Both south Bristol and east Bristol LinkAge groups were invited to the dance.
Around 50 people attended the first event and a second is now being planned for the autumn.
One of the organisers, Kath Jacobs from LinkAge said: "It was a great turn out and we got lots of really positive feedback. I think people really appreciated how the place looked.
"I'm sure friendships were rekindled or started."
Click here to view the Evening Post article about this event.
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