Tim teaches singing and music theory. Tim has a long association with many Northern choirs. 

Lauren is a vocalist, performer, songwriter and vocal tutor who tours and works with professional musicians and artists across the UK. After being awarded a full scholarship by the Leverhulme Arts Award, she chose to complete an MMus at Leeds Conservatoire where she now works as a Lecturer for Popular music, Voice and Songwriting alongside her work as a vocal tutor at Music House.

Christella is a musical director, composer, lyricist, vocalist, musician and mentor with a 20-year track record.

Her ability to combine formal training with a background in developing musicians and singers comes naturally. 

She has worked across popular musical genres nationally and internationally and we are delighted to have her on our team.

Matthew teaches piano, singing and music theory at Music House.

He is an accompanist for exams, recitals, choirs and the Heritage Masterworks Chorale.

In addition, Matthew is an organist and choral conductor, working as Director of Music at St Martin’s Church in Potternewton and as Musical Director of Horsforth Choral Society, the Pudsey Consort and the Chapel Choir at Leeds Trinity University.

Mike has been teaching the piano full time for over 15 years and enjoys the variety of teaching all ages and abilities from the very first steps up to professional standard diploma level.

He believes a modern pianist needs to be versatile and open to all styles of music from classical  to contemporary.

Lessons cover music theory, improvisation and  accompanying other musicians. Learning can be geared towards exams if desired. 

Mike is  the organist of St Edmunds Parish Church in Roundhay and hobbies include  building and restoring mechanical musical instruments.

Sean  is a passionate musician whose been teaching piano, electronic keyboard and music theory at Music House since 2006.

He loves  teaching beginners and advanced students and frequently uses his own compositions of well-known tunes helps students learn music which is familiar. 

Sean hopes each pupil will achieve their potential whilst developing a deeper understanding and passion for music.

Hazel  enjoys teaching the flute and fife to students of all ages and abilities from complete beginners to Grade 8 levels. Students can work towards exams or play for enjoyment with opportunities to explore a wide range of styles.

Hazel encourages students to gain performance experience at  Music House’s pupils concerts which take place twice a year.  Hazel is a member of the British Flute Society and Benslow Music Trust.

Flute Choir.
Hazel also coaches Music House’s Flute Choir which plays music for all the flute family. If you would like to join this choir please get in touch. You will need to have your own ‘C’ flute and there is opportunity to play piccolo, alto and bass flute if you have your own.

Dan took up the clarinet at the age of 10, having been inspired by the classical playing of Jack Brymer and the excitement of the big band leaders Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw.

Although Dan is a jazz  lover, his teaching is classical in style and doesn’t involve improvisation. All standards from complete beginner to diploma are welcome.

Donal teaches saxophone individually and also in groups at the College. He is multi-instrumental, playing flute, clarinet, piano and saxophone.

Rod has a Degree in Music and has been teaching for over 25 years. He is extremely passionate about teaching the violin to students –  his lessons are tailored to individual needs. He welcomes beginners, improvers, youngsters and adults.He is experienced at taking pupils through grade exams but is also happy to teach students for the pure enjoyment of learning an instrument. 

Rod also runs ‘Music House String Ensemble’ which meets on Wednesday evening – newcomers Grade 4-5 and above are welcome.

Rod really enjoys playing music with groups and ensembles and has performed classical and many other styles of music to royalty, a former prime minister and celebrities amongst others.

David has been playing guitar for over twenty years, and teaching for ten years. He is fascinated by the incredible range of sounds and moods the instrument can evoke, and his own playing focuses on classical guitar, without neglecting the instrument’s role in popular music.

David has helped pupils prepare for grade exams in all of the major exam boards, with a 100% pass rate, and more importantly has helped them discover and enjoy the music they can make on guitar.