Creative Music Making is a one-year programme developed by Trinity Laban in partnership with the Open University. It offers adults with a passion for music the opportunity to develop their practical music making and performance skills. It is delivered through distance (online) learning plus a residential learning week at Trinity Laban’s World Heritage Site home in Greenwich.

Creative Music Making is available as a stand-alone programme, and can also count towards degree study with the Open University. It is designed for instrumentalists and vocalists who participate in any genre of music and there are no auditions to gain entry. It is suited to those who make music regularly in a group or ensemble and who would like to further develop their skills.

Creative Music Making will help you to redefine your performance practice, develop your communication skills for effective collaborations, teach you how to arrange music for your own context and explore the use of creative technologies.

The course is designed for musicians who make music regularly in a group, ensemble or via other collaborative means. All genres and levels of ability are considered.

For a September 2024 start, apply by 9th September 2024.

For more information visit trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/creative-music-making-2