Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Rosie Trentham won third prize with composition ‘It’ll Change for the Better’, in the Songwriting category for Guildhall Young Artists competition, 'RELEASE'.
Rosie, Age 17 says: "It'll Change For The Better was written on the eve of the December 2020 lockdown when the days were getting shorter and darker. The song is about hope for the future. I wrote the song to play with my dad, who is a cellist."
In March 2021, all 1,600 students who access a Saturday music school across the Guildhall Young Artists network, including Junior Guildhall and the Centres for Young Musicians, were invited to submit a composition to four categories: Songwriting, Digital Media, Music to Picture and Concert Music. As well as cash prizes for the top 3 compositions in each category, participants could also win other prizes including an online masterclass with an industry leading artist.
Rosie attends Junior Guildhall, which is part of Guildhall Young Artists.
Rosie Trentham won third prize with composition ‘It’ll Change for the Better’, in the Songwriting category for Guildhall Young Artists competition, 'RELEASE'.
Rosie, Age 17 says: "It'll Change For The Better was written on the eve of the December 2020 lockdown when the days were getting shorter and darker. The song is about hope for the future. I wrote the song to play with my dad, who is a cellist."
In March 2021, all 1,600 students who access a Saturday music school across the Guildhall Young Artists network, including Junior Guildhall and the Centres for Young Musicians, were invited to submit a composition to four categories: Songwriting, Digital Media, Music to Picture and Concert Music. As well as cash prizes for the top 3 compositions in each category, participants could also win other prizes including an online masterclass with an industry leading artist.
Rosie attends Junior Guildhall, which is part of Guildhall Young Artists.
