For teachers · Showcase 2027
Nominate a student
If you teach a high school pianist who deserves a proper stage, tell us about them. The form takes about five minutes, and we handle everything after that.
Who this is for
Private teachers, school directors, preparatory faculty
A teacher knows which of their students is ready for a stage long before any application form would tell us. That is why we would rather ask you than advertise.
We would rather have one or two students you genuinely believe in than a long list. A nomination carries real weight, though it is not an acceptance: nominated students are read against the same criteria as anyone else.
The process
What happens after you nominate
- You submit the short form: the student's name, school and grade, your honest sense of their level, likely repertoire, and the guardian's contact details.
- We contact the guardian, not the student, and the family completes the application with a short video.
- Everyone hears by mid December, so selected students have the holiday to prepare.
If you would rather talk it through first, or you teach several students who might be right, email info@trinitymusic.org.
Why it matters
What your student gets out of it
- A properly produced evening with a printed program and a real audience.
- Professional video and photography they keep, useful for auditions and applications.
There is no cost to nominate, to apply, or to perform.
The form
Nominate a student
A name and a couple of sentences is enough to start. We take it from there, and we write to the parent or guardian rather than to the student.