Training
•The Brass concentration is housed in Trinity's 64-credit Bachelor of Music in Performance, combining applied study on a primary instrument with theory, aural skills, composition, and music history and literature.
•Individual instruction, focused practice, and repertoire development give brass students a structured path from technical control to confident musical interpretation.
Performance & Productions
•Students build experience through solo, chamber, and ensemble performance, with public performance treated as a central part of the degree.
•Trinity's music department offers more than 16 vocal and instrumental ensembles open to students across majors, giving brass musicians repeated opportunities to collaborate and perform.
Professional Development
•The performance curriculum prepares students for graduate study, young artist programs, teaching, and professional music work while building the discipline and ensemble communication those paths require.
Facilities
•The All-Steinway campus, Smith Music Building, Laurie Auditorium, and Margarite B. Parker Chapel provide a substantial musical environment for practice, instruction, and public performance.
