Photos
Here’s a selection of Trinity Concert Band photos – some more recent than others! When you’ve had a browse, head to our videos page, where you can watch some of our performances.
2026 Spring Concert
On Saturday 14th March 2026, Trinity Concert Band welcomed a fantastic audience to All Saints Church, Wokingham for an evening of music inspired by cultures and landscapes from around the globe.
Our Music Around the World programme took listeners on a journey through a wide variety of styles and moods — from the rousing energy of The Washington Post to the lyrical beauty of Shenandoah, and the cinematic drama of Pirates of the Caribbean.
We’re delighted to share that the concert raised £460 for our charity partner, Parenting Special Children (PSC).
2024 Christmas Concert
2024 Broad Street Christmas Market
What a wonderful afternoon we had at Reading Broad Street’s Christmas Market! Surrounded by the delicious scents of roasted chestnuts and bratwurst, our musicians had a fantastic time spreading festive cheer with everyone’s favourite Christmas carols.
It was heartwarming to see so many busy shoppers pause to enjoy the music and get into the holiday spirit.
2020 Space Sensation
On Saturday 14th March, we returned to Wokingham to take our audience on a spectacular voyage of musical discovery with our ‘Space Sensation’; a cosmic concert jam-packed with space-themed music such as Star Wars, Apollo 13, Mars and Jupiter from Holst’s The Planets, Star Trek, E.T. and lots more! It was an evening that was truly out of this world!
2019 Christmas Concert
On Sunday 8th December, we made our debut appearance at the glorious Reading Minster for our annual Christmas Concert. The event started with a rousing “Fanfare for Christmas”, swiftly followed by a variety of seasonal specials including “O Magnum Mysterium”, “Jingle Bells”, music from blockbuster greats “Home Alone” and “Polar Express”, a fabulous Glenn Miller-style Christmas medley, and much more!
The audience members were fantastic! By purchasing lots of raffle tickets, they helped us raise nearly £300 for our defibrillator fund (find out more here).
We can’t wait to return to this fabulous venue in the future!
2019 Classical Spectacular
On Sunday 29th September, we returned to the beautiful Great Hall at Reading University, accompanied by Reading-based Tamesis Chamber Choir, for our Classical Spectacular. This memorable evening was brimming with some of the most fantastic classical music of all time. The audience was treated to numbers such as Bernstein’s fabulous ‘Overture to Candide’, ‘Jupiter’ from Holst’s spectacular suite The Planets, the tremendous British anthem ‘Zadok the Priest’, and Copland’s rousing ‘Fanfare for the Common Man’.
No classical concert would be complete without a performance of Elgar’s ‘Nimrod’, and we were delighted that Tamesis chose to sing the choral version ‘Lux Aeterna’, in addition to Parry’s ‘I Was Glad’, made famous at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
As the concert drew to a close, the band and choir came together once more for a stunning proms-style finale, featuring the classics ‘Jerusalem’ and ‘Fantasia on British Sea Songs’. Yes, flags were provided!
2018 Film Music Gala
The band returned to the beautiful Great Hall at Reading University on 29th September for the performance of our Film Music Gala, an evening full of some of the best film scores of all time. Special thanks to Alan Smith of the charity Kisiizi Partners for taking these beautiful photos!
2018 Annual Workshop
On 17th February, Trinity Band enjoyed their 10th all-day repertoire workshop. Held annually, these workshops allow the band to work on new repertoire under the guidance of a prestigious guest conductor. This year we were led by Duncan Stubbs, ex-Principal Director of Music of the RAF Music Services. These occasions are a golden opportunity for the band to develop its musicality and understanding of ensemble playing and enjoy some socialising that is not always possible at our weekly rehearsals.
2018 NCBF Finals
2016 Malta Tour
The islands of Malta and Gozo have an incredible 80+ band clubs between them, and we were honoured to perform at 3 of them over our stay. Each one of the bands was warm and welcoming, plying us with food and unlimited beverages after our performances, and presented us with beautiful gifts to remind us of our visit. We’ve had such a fantastic time, and being together as a group over the five days has brought us so much closer together. We all have some wonderful memories that will stay with us forever. We are certainly looking forward to the next trip.
