Print Publications
Depending on the book you have, your audio download is available from one of two platforms.
It’s important that you use the correct platform — otherwise, your code will not work.
To confirm which platform you need, check the download code on the inside back cover of your book.
Does it contain any lower-case (small) letters, numbers, symbols or a combination of these
(eg uGnJKWoOx / B7riu2Nxs / Hhn@eimOL / x4$p0GBn9)? → go to SoundWise.
Is it only made of upper-case (capital) letters (eg JJIEPSCLWR)? → go to the Trinity audio platform.
See below for more information on each audio platform.
For print publications which include audio (see exceptions below), the downloads are hosted by our partner platform, Soundwise.
Please visit soundwise.co.uk, login or set up an account and enter your unique download code.
The Trinity audio platform hosts the audio downloads for the following publications only:
- Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises from 2023 Extended Editions
- Violin Exam Pieces from 2025
- Theory for Rock & Pop Musicians Volumes 1 & 2
- A Year in Twelve Keys, Diatonic Studies for Piano by Chris Caine
Please visit audio.trinitycollege.com/download, login or set up an account and enter the unique download code printed in the back inside cover of your book.
Please email store@trinitycollege.com if you require any support relating to the Trinity audio platform.
Ebook Publications
For ebook publications which include audio, the audio can be downloaded in one of two ways:
- The audio for some ebooks purchased or redeemed from the Trinity College London Store is hosted on Soundwise. Please copy and paste the code from your file download page and redeem it at soundwise.co.uk.
- For all other ebooks which include audio, it is delivered directly as a .zip file containing the audio MP3s. This can be accessed from the file download page.
Trouble with your code or need further support?
For physical Trinity books that include audio, your code is printed inside the back cover. Please note that codes are case-sensitive and some characters can be misread - see below for help.
Please visit our SoundWise FAQs page.