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OUR TEACHERS
Megan Roe
Founder, Director + Band Teacher
Megan Roe is a multi-instrumentalist and qualified teacher dedicated to empowering new musicians and enriching the lives of all through the power of music. Beginning her musical journey as a guitarist aged 7, music has played an important part of her life ever since.
Meg studied at Leeds College of Music and graduated in 2017 with a degree in BA Popular Music (Performance, Guitar).
Performing as a guitarist in award-winning trio 'J Frisco' opened her eyes to the transformative power of improvisation sparking a desire to share this passion with others. This led her to pursue a formal education in music, culminating in a teaching qualification that equipped her with the necessary tools and techniques to engage students effectively. J Frisco supported Courtney Pine, Portico Quartet, Roller Trio and performed at London Jazz, Manchester Jazz, Durham Jazz and Lancaster Jazz Festival.
Meg gained Qualified Teacher Status in 2021 and was appointed at Flakefleet Primary school where she led the school, staff band as well as having her own year 4 class.
Meg then took over management of the Fleetwood Academy of Modern Music where she worked closely with FAMM founder, Francis Ajiteru.
In recent years. Meg has developed an adult band programme which prepares groups of Mums and Dads for the stage in their own bands. These adult groups have been hugely successful and popular.
In addition, Meg has connected with the Home-Educated community to provide day-time music education.
Hannah Boyett
Communications Manager, Guitar + Bass Teacher
Vocalist, guitarist, bassist and songwriter.
Hannah has performed across multiple music festivals and live music venues across the North and has established a reputation for blissful vocal work and harmonies in duo 'Lost In Eve'. The duo are set to release their debut album in 2026.
Hannah began her musical journey in classical guitar; later picking up bass, acoustic and electric guitar which led her to perform in numerous bands from a young age.
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Hannah hosts a bi-monthly Open Mic Night at Craven Arts House where local performers are welcomed to showcase their live music performances in an encouraging and supportive environment. She also stage manages for all CAMM performances, ensuring that young and new performers are stage ready.
As well as working at CAMM, Hannah works part-time for the NHS; she also brings experience from her time lecturing for City St George's, University of London.
Catherine Warwick
Drum Teacher
Catherine is a lifelong passionate musician with wide-ranging experience of grade exams, concert performances, pub gigs, festival appearances, recording studio work, arranging, teaching and conducting. She has played drums since childhood, though her early formal musical training was in trumpet (in which she holds ABRSM Grade 8 distinction) and piano (Grade 7). Catherine studied music at Oxford University, where she conducted Magdalen College Choir and Orchestra, and as a graduate she gained a Masters in Music, History and Culture. On drums she has played in a number of rock, punk, pop and folk bands over the years. She has performed gigs in London, Amsterdam and New York, and recorded several albums with her most recent bands Neon Choir and Palomino Club. She is currently drummer in the Leeds-based 80s indie covers band 'Only Ever Now'.
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Alex Johnston-Seymour
Vocal Coach, Piano, Guitar, Music Production Teacher
Alex Johnston-Seymour is an artist, composer, vocalist and songwriter with a BA (Hons) in Popular Music (Voice) and an MA in Composition with Distinction, supported by the Levenshulme Arts Scholarship. With over 15 years of experience as an artist, and over a decade as an educator, Alex’s creative practice bridges contemporary songwriting, environmental art and interdisciplinary collaboration. Working as a dedicated music tutor since 2013, he has supported hundreds of singers, songwriters and young creatives, and is known for his inclusive, student-centred teaching style.
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An active composer and performing artist, Alex has written music ranging from pop and folk to classical and environmental works. His song We Are Listening was named the UK’s only National Finalist at the European Music Contest Tour Music Fest 2023, later performed by choirs across the country including the Leeds Philharmonic Chorus at Bolton Abbey. His work has appeared on BBC Radio since 2014, with commissions including Norway Song for Cop26tv and Superstar, an Olympic song for the Beijing Winter Games 2022. He is currently developing Flying Circus, a new choral-orchestral project with community groups and RAF museums, set for release in 2026.
Alex also has a long history as a busking artist, touring the UK with original music and performing as part of the Keep Streets Live movement. A contemporary of the late Jonny Walker, he has advocated for the cultural value of street performance, and his busking career was featured in Abbey House Museum’s 2019 exhibition, “200 Years of Music Culture in Leeds,” alongside Jonny Walker and guitarist Jon Gomm.
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Chris Smith
Acoustic Guitar Workshop Leader
Chris Smith is a blues guitarist, vocalist, and dedicated educator based in North Yorkshire. As the guitarist of CC Easy, Chris brings years of high-level performance experience directly into the teaching space. He specialises in helping students discover the art of the finger-style guitar, focusing on the fundamental building blocks that help new players unlock the expressive "feel" that defines the genre.
With a patient and encouraging teaching style, Chris enjoys working with students at every stage of their musical journey. He provides a thoughtful, structured path that offers clear direction and steady progress, all rooted in a genuine passion for the instrument. Chris finds great joy in sharing his years of experience with others, helping fellow guitar lovers build their confidence and unlock their own creative potential.