Singing is a complicated business.

It’s a combination of the physical, emotional, musical, creative, and sometimes spiritual. It demands discipline and risk-taking, but oftentimes attracts people who can be resistant to those things; people who have the other things necessary - passion and creativity - in spades.

It’s easy to get to stuck in habits that work fine enough, to avoid risks and potential failures.

But that’s not where creativity lives!

“Creativity is a wild mind and a disciplined eye”

- Dorothy Parker (American poet, writer, critic)


Do you have habits that keep you from progressing further?

Are there areas where a small increase in intention could improve your singing a lot?

Are you looking for a compassionate teacher who can lead you through a number of artistic and technique elements within the Jazz, Pop and Contemporary Musical Theatre genres?

Let me help

  • Hi. I’m Tessa. 👋🏻

    I have been teaching for over 16 years. I have a BA(Hons) in Jazz Studies and an MA in Vocal Pedagogy.

    I teach Popular Music vocals at universities in the North of England and have experience teaching a wide range of styles and all age ranges.

    I also have ADHD, so I know the struggles of having so many ideas and desires but not knowing how to put systems in place to make those ideas a reality.

    My passion is to help you work with what you have and empower you to be the best singer you can be, creating intentionality in all aspects of your approach.

    (If you want a longer introduction to my life and credentials, see my bio page.)

Book a lesson

Purchase and schedule your lesson here.

Online lessons will be sent a Zoom link. In person lessons take place in Leeds, Yorkshire (LS13).

Purchased lessons cannot be refunded but can be rearranged up to 24 hours before the lesson is due to take place- after this point it is too late to rearrange a lesson.

If you are late to your lesson you will lose that time and lessons will still end at the scheduled time.

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