Singing Teachers
Learning to sing benefits more than just hitting notes. It improves breath control, strengthens respiratory health, and sharpens your ear for music. Emotionally, singing boosts confidence, relieves stress, and promotes self-expression. It builds discipline and patience through practice. Socially, it fosters community and teamwork in choirs or bands, enhancing communication. Overall, singing enriches life physically, mentally, and socially, making it a rewarding journey for all skill levels.
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Mia has been working within the performing arts industry for over ten years, holding a BA (Hons) in Performing Arts. With a rich background in live performance, she has appeared in pantomimes across both the UK and UAE, bringing vibrant characters to life on stage and captivating diverse audiences.
In addition to her theatrical work, she has successfully run a princess party business, combining her performance skills with a flair for engaging young audiences. She is also an established Dua Lipa tribute act, known for her dynamic stage presence and vocal versatility.
Drawing on her wide-ranging experience in the entertainment industry, Mia loves sharing her knowledge with others. Her teaching style is supportive, energetic, and tailored to each individual, helping students build confidence, improve technique, and enjoy the process of finding their unique voice.
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Mike began his musical education at the age of 5 when he started learning piano and trumpet at school. He achieved grade 8 in both by the age of 14 and an advanced performing certificate in trumpet aged 17. Mike performed for several years with the National Children’s Orchestra at venues such as the Barbican and the Royal Albert Hall. His orchestral journey continued with the East Sussex Youth Orchestra where he was fortunate to play in many prestigious venues across Europe.
Whilst at college Mike achieved grade 8 in singing and attended the Junior Royal College of Music studying trumpet and percussion, achieving grade 8 in the latter shortly after.
Mike then attended Trinity College of Music where he gained both a BMus Hons degree and postgraduate diploma in classical singing.
He has sung bass for the TCM Chamber Choir, the choir at the Royal Hospital Chelsea and the BBC Symphony Chorus. Solo performances include
Mendelssohn’s Elijah
Stainer’s Crucifixion
Mozart Requiem
Fauré Requiem
Menotti’s opera The Telephone.
As a pianist Mike’s performances include
Little Shop of Horrors
Copacabana
Les Miserables and
West Side Story
Mike has performed many continuo performances in various concerts across the South East for Pro Musica and Sussex Symphony Orchestra.
He has been playing with the ceilidh band Licence to Ceilidh for 17 years.
He occasionally dabbles as a church organist too.
As a teacher Mike is very flexible in his approach. Whether it be studying for grades or learning popular songs the emphasis is on making it fun alongside introducing musical theory.
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Rosie is a professional classical & musical theatre singer, performing at a variety of concerts and occasions in the UK.
Rosie ensures students learn the foundations of singing technique that can be translated & utilised across all genres. Rosie is passionate about students pursuing their singing & performance goals, whilst keeping their passion for music alive. She graduated from Performers College with a BA Hons in Performing Arts and has completed her ABRSM Grade 5 Music Theory & Grade 8 Singing. Rosie can guide students through their exams, competitions, auditions and performances, encouraging a healthy, long-lasting voice through technique, as well as helping to improve confidence and self-esteem.
