What we do
Our programs
Four programs, arriving in sequence rather than at once. Each is marked with where it genuinely stands today.
Trinity Young Pianist Showcase
Eight to twelve high school pianists, grades 9 to 12, each playing repertoire they chose. February 2027. Applications and nominations open October 2026. Full details.
Master class series
University faculty and professional musicians teaching advanced students in public, roughly one instructor per instrument. We are identifying faculty across Texas universities now. No partnership is confirmed yet, and we will name institutions here only once one is.
Open competition
A competition with awards substantial enough to be worth entering, rather than certificates. Deliberately held back until we have run enough events to run one fairly, and until it is funded properly.
Community performance series
Paying college musicians to perform in hospitals, community centers and public spaces. Concept stage: no dates, no venues and no funding committed.
Scholarships are part of our long-term purpose. We are not awarding any yet, and we have not raised funds for them. When that changes, the criteria and amounts will be published here before applications open.
For institutions
Working with schools and colleges
We approach schools, colleges and universities as host institutions rather than as venues to rent. A host partner gets their name and logo on the event, recognition in the program and online, and performance and teaching opportunities for their own students.
If you are a fine arts director, department chair or faculty member and this sounds worth a conversation, we would like to hear from you.