Be In The House
Be In The House (BITH) is our ambitious new project for 2026 – made possible thanks to funding from Arts Council England. This three month project will culminate – as in previous years – with a showcase at Leeds Playhouse on Saturday 13 June 2025 (details and booking link to be shared in the coming weeks).
Designed to provide a broad range of creative opportunities for aspiring artists and our wider community, Be In The House bring together workshops, choirs, performance opportunities and studio experiences – ensuring there’s something for everyone to explore, take part in and enjoy.
PROJECT STRANDS
Find out more about the strands of this project
Vocal Habilitation Coaching Masterclasses
As part of Be In The House, we are offering a series of FREE vocal habilitation masterclasses supporting people who rely on their voice but may never have learned how to care for it.
These welcoming sessions focus on understanding, maintaning and supporting vocal health during time of learning, strain, recovery or change.
Masterclasses:
The Learning Voice: Saturday 16 May
The Tired/Recovering Voice: Saturday 23 May
The Ageing Voice – Saturday 30 May
Led by Lily Rose – Vocal Habilitation Coach, workshop leader, Vocal Health First Aider and songwriter. The masterclasses provide practical, accessible tools to build confidence and sustainability in voice use.
Download flyer for more information and to register for the sessions.





One-to-one Vocal Habilitation Sessions
Music House will also offer one-to-one vocal habilitation sessions led by Lily Rose, providing personalised support for individuals who want focused guidance in using and caring for their voice.
Sessions work at the participant’s own pace and focus on confidence, technique, sustainability and long-term vocal wellbeing.
Gospel Choir
Our Gospel Choir is a joyful, uplifting space bringing people together through the power of Gospel music. Open to all, the choir welcomes singers of all abilities and backgrounds.
Sessions focus on collective singing, confidence-building and community connection, with regular performance opportunities.
Background
Created in 2024 as part of our very first funded project ‘Who’s In The House‘. The choir was initially created as a 12-week free community pilot. Two years later, it’s stronger than ever as we continue to bring our local people together every Monday evening.






In Da House Youth Drop-Is
A creative drop-in space for young people, offering opportunities to explore music and self-expression in a safe, relaxed environment.
Sessions support confidence, wellbeing and creativity, encouraging young people to experiment and connect through music.
Open Jams
Open Jams are inclusive, informal music sessions open to people of all abilities and backgrounds.
These relaxed gatherings focus on creativity, collaboration and enjoyment, with no pressure to perform.






Voices Choir
Voices Choir offers a relaxed, supportive environment for people who want to explore their voice and enjoy singing together, with no auditions or pressure.
This strand is ideal for anyone wanting to build vocal confidence and be part of a friendly creative community.
Reggae Choir (coming soon)
Reggae Choir will celebrate rhythm, harmony and cultural expression through reggae-inspired music.
More details will be shared soon as this strand develops.






Masterclasses & Studio Opportunities
Additional trauma-informed masterclasses and studio recording opportunities will be introduced as Be In The House develops.
These sessions will support creative growth, skill development and pathways into performance and recording.
We are grateful to Arts Council England and our parter Leeds Playhouse – without their support Be In The House would not be possible.



