Trinity College London National Representative Office at Plaza Mont Kiara

Trinity College London National Representative Office

Waiting Area Setup

A waiting area with a digital display, two stools, a round table with hand sanitizer, a music stand with a sign, and a document in a stand. A wall clock is visible above the music stand. A thermal scanner is mounted on a stand near a door. A person is partially visible behind the digital display.

Trinity College London Rock & Pop Sign

A lit sign on a grey wall reads "TRINITY COLLEGE LONDON" next to a "ROCK & POP" logo. In the foreground, a wooden music stand holds a sign that says "NO ENTRY" and some papers. To the left, a counter has stacks of papers and brochures. A glass door is visible in the background.

Trinity College London Rock & Pop Signage

A brightly lit sign on a grey wall reads "TRINITY COLLEGE LONDON" next to a black and white logo that says "ROCK & POP". In the foreground, a wooden counter with shelves displays brochures and other items. A music stand with a pamphlet is positioned to the right of the counter. The floor is carpeted in a pattern of purple and grey squares.

Office Waiting Area

A modern office waiting area with two grey armchairs and a small round table with a stool. The space is divided by wooden slatted partitions. Digital screens display images of pianos. In the background, desks and office equipment are visible. A shelving unit on the right displays brochures and other items.

About your Rock & Pop examiner

This is a promotional display about Dr. Joanne Yeoh, an examiner for Trinity College London's Rock & Pop program. It features a photograph of her playing the violin and details her extensive musical education, performance experience, and awards. The text highlights her degrees from the University of Middlesex and the University of Leeds, her PhD from Heriot Watt University, and her participation in various music festivals. It also mentions her performances with notable artists like Jacky Cheung and Alan Tam, and her work with international corporations and diplomatic events. The display lists several awards she has received, including the Outstanding Young Malaysian Award and the McMillan Woods Global Icon Award. It concludes by stating her current role as an Associate Professor and her long-standing association with Trinity College London as an examiner since 2005.

Nota Bene for Musicians

A framed print with humorous definitions of musical terms and tempo markings, presented in a style resembling sheet music. It includes definitions for terms like 'p-piano', 'Crescendo', 'Allegro', 'Largo', 'Chords', 'Syncopation', 'Quaver', and 'Melody'. The print is decorated with musical notes and piano keys.