Meet the Music Network staff team.
London Music College CU Staff Worker
Niamh is a freelance musician who studied viola at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. In her role as a CU Staff Worker for the four London music colleges, she equips music students in evangelism on campus as well as helping them to navigate what it looks like to be both a professional musician and a Christian at the same time.
Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama CU Staff Worker
Shannon is a freelance violinist based in Cardiff. She regularly plays with orchestras in Wales and the South of England and enjoys playing in bands and for singer-songwriters. She teaches violin and piano privately and has a big love for how music can bridge barriers for individuals or within communities.
Shannon’s student years were formative for her faith, as it was during her time at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama that she truly understood what it meant to live for Christ. In her role she aims to equip Christian music students to live for Christ on their courses and help them speak the good news of the gospel to their friends and colleagues.
Glasgow Music & Arts Staff Worker
Catherine hails from Northern Ireland but has been in Scotland for over 5 years, studying at St Andrews before moving to Glasgow to work with UCCF as a Relay Worker, and then as a CU staff worker with the Christian Unions at Glasgow School of Art and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Although she didn’t study music at university, she has been carrying her flute around with her since she was 8 and has always enjoyed playing in church and orchestras, and having a go at Irish trad music. During her time at university, she also loved studying the ways in which music has been used among God’s people throughout the ages to communicate and understand the gospel. Having studied in a competitive environment and having worked with RCS CU as a Relay worker, she knows a little of the relentless pressure to prove oneself to be 'enough' through one's craft. She loves getting to support students at the RCS as they navigate what it looks like to be a musician/dancer/filmmaker who lives distinctively for Jesus and invites others to explore the freedom that comes with God’s grace.
As well as this she loves painting, pretending she’s a runner, and listening to little-known American indie bands who sing about CS Lewis.
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