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Trinity Laban Conservatoire visiting Delhi

10 December 2019
15:00 - 17:00
Delhi Office
Representative: Hannah Dickinson

Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance is a world-renowned leader in the education of professional musicians and contemporary dance artists. Trinity Laban’s mission is to advance the art forms of dance and music by bringing together artists to train, collaborate, research and perform in an environment of creative and technical excellence.

Trinity Laban was formed in 2005 and the school is internationally recognised for its innovative approach to preparing elite artists who go on to pursue multi-faceted, lifelong careers that extend the possibilities of their art forms.

Trinity Laban is ranked number one in the UK for Dance in the Guardian University Guide.

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