Based in London, Trinity Laban is a dance and music conservatoire formed in 2005 from the merging of Laban Dance Center and Trinity College of Music and houses around 1,195 students doing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in its three campuses at New Cross, Deptford and Greenwich. The old Trinity College of Music was founded by Reverend Henry George Bonavia Hunt in 1872 to enhance the teachings of church music through activities like teaching instruction in church music and choral singing classes. Young musicians between the age group of 5 to 19, who want to pursue careers in music are taught by the college’s staves at the Junior trinity that offers vocal and instrumental tuition along with courses at A-level and GCSE in Music and Music Technology to adults. Trinity was the pioneer in creating a department dedicated to young musicians and at present, several conservatoires have similar departments with the students at Junior Trinity continuing to learn at top universities and conservatoires. Founded by Rudolf Laban who was a choreographer and dancer, the Laban Dance Center was known as the Art of Movement Studio and it currently offers classes for children and adults at the Center for Advanced Training.