Maureen Creese studied at The Royal College of Music where she gained the GRSM Degree. She found herself much in demand accompanist and now divides her time between teaching and performing.   As well as choral training, one of Maureen's main interests is Opera. She has been associated with the Harrow Opera Workshop for a number of years.

Maureen joined The Zemel Choir in 1976, initially as its accompanist and has now worked with six of the Choir's Musical Directors. In 1979 she was appointed Assistant Musical Director, has toured extensively with the Choir, and has appeared at all its major concerts both in England and abroad. 

During the 1993‑1994 season, Maureen successfully stepped in as Acting Musical Director while the Choir sought a new permanent appointment. She conducted a number of concerts during this time, including the Commonwealth Day Observance at Westminster Abbey, where she was honoured by being presented to H.M. The Queen. .

Again in 1998/99 Maureen fulfilled the position of Acting Musical Director, after the resignation of Robert Max and before the appointment of Vivienne Bellos as Musical Director. She continues to give loyal support as Assistant Musical Director to the Choir’s current Musical Director Benjamin Wolf, and as its regular accompanist.