
Welcome to Collab Music School
Everything sounds better together.
How nice that you are visiting our website!
At Muziekschool Collab, it is all about making music with pleasure. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time, want to learn to sing, make music together, or want to develop yourself further: you are very welcome.
We believe it is important that everyone feels at ease and is given the space to grow in their own way. That is why we work with personal attention, enthusiastic teachers, and above all, a lot of fun in music.
Are you curious about what we offer? Then take a look under Offerings . There you will find all the lessons, courses, and opportunities within our music school.
Would you like to experience first whether music lessons at Collab suit you? Under Sign Up, you can register for our trial package. During two lessons, you will get acquainted with the teacher, the instrument, and our teaching style.
Under Workshops & Projects, you will find our current projects, courses, and workshops for which you can register directly.
In addition, through Collab Dichtbij & Live, we organize workshops , music activities, and performances. These can take place at our music school or at your location, such as a school, association, care institution, event, company, or team outing. We enjoy working on a custom basis and collaborating to create a program that aligns with your wishes.
Do you have questions or are you looking for something specific? Scroll down and contact us.

Music School Collab is the initiative of Buddies
Eleën Bartholomeus and Joëlle Savelkoul.
Do you have a question or would you like to know something that isn't on the site? Feel free to email us!
General: info@muziekschoolcollab.com

Eleën Bartholomeus: eleen.bartholomeus@muziekschoolcollab.com
Coordinator:
Band coaching;
Club Collab;
Location management;
Projects and activities.

Joëlle Savelkoul
joelle.savelkoul@muziekschoolcollab.com
Coordinator:
Vocal group lessons;
PR, Marketing and Cultural Funds
Young Talent Projects and associations.
Photos: Raoul Limpens


