Pippa is enthusiastic, approachable, and has a strong passion for contemporary music. She brings the full force of her high-energy personality to every Rock Choir session and performance. Whether she’s conducting with dramatic flair or fine-tuning a harmony, her goal is always the same: to uplift, unite, and inspire through music.
Pippa has been a Rock Choir Leader for five brilliant years and still absolutely loves it. Alongside leading her fantastic choirs, she also works as Rock Choir’s Corporate Specialist, helping to bring the magic of Rock Choir into the workplace. From one-off workshops to regular workplace choirs, Pippa supports leaders across the UK to introduce Rock Choir into corporate environments or anywhere that could benefit from a feel-good sing and a boost of morale.
She studied Music at Sussex University, graduating with Honours, and completed her Grade 8 Piano with the Guildhall School of Music. Pippa’s early musical career was shaped by live gigging—particularly in jazz—and she has been performing consistently for over twenty years. Although she later moved into teaching Wedding Planning and Event Management, music has always been where her heart truly lies.
Pippa first came to Rock Choir as a singer, heard the leader would be stepping down, and thought, “Why not go for it?” That moment brought her right back into the musical world, and she hasn’t looked back since.
A career highlight for Pippa was playing piano during a recording session with her choir at Abbey Road Studios. Was it terrifying? Yes. But knowing she was on the same Steinway as John Williams made it unforgettable. She also loves their community gigs—whether it’s the Crowborough Christmas Light Switch-On, the Calverley Park ice rink launch, Dunorlan Fireworks, or singing carols at Hever Castle. These performances bring people together in the most joyful way.
The best part of Pippa’s job? Seeing someone who says they “can’t sing” end up smiling ear to ear mid-harmony. Rock Choir is so much more than music—it’s about confidence, connection, and community, and Pippa feels so lucky to be part of it.
