Music Lessons
Sing Orlando
About
Sing Orlando operates a voice lesson studio in a suite on South Westmonte Drive in Altamonte Springs, offering private vocal instruction according to its own website, singorlando.com. The site names several coaches associated with the studio, including Ken Taylor, Kirsten Taylor, Molly Jarvis, David Pellegrene, Madison Shaffer, Roger Cox, and Victoria Vinson, giving this listing a level of named, independently verifiable detail that many small local music businesses lack in their online presence.
According to the studio’s own description, its approach centers on personalized, science based vocal instruction rather than a fixed curriculum or formula, with instructors working with students to expand their vocal range and build confidence across a range of musical genres. The studio offers both in person lessons at its Altamonte Springs location and online instruction, a hybrid model that has become increasingly common among voice and music instructors in recent years and one that allows the business to serve students beyond easy driving distance of Westmonte Drive.
The Westmonte Drive location sits in a business park setting west of the Altamonte Mall corridor, a part of the city with a mix of small offices and service businesses rather than heavy retail traffic, which fits a lesson based business that relies on scheduled appointments rather than walk in customers. Directory listed hours show the studio operating from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., a schedule that leans toward afternoon and evening availability, consistent with a business serving students who come in after school or work.
Sing Orlando’s website also references service areas beyond Altamonte Springs itself, including Lake Mary, Winter Park, Kissimmee, and Clermont, which most likely reflects content describing the broader region the studio draws students from rather than additional physical locations, since the business’s listed address and phone number both point to the single Altamonte Springs suite.
For Altamonte Springs families and adult students specifically looking for vocal training rather than general music instruction, Sing Orlando’s multi coach model offers more scheduling flexibility than a single instructor studio, since students can potentially be matched with different coaches based on availability, vocal style, or teaching approach. The studio’s combination of a real, named coaching staff and both in person and online lesson formats sets it apart from some of the smaller, less documented vocal instruction listings found elsewhere in the city. Interested students can reach the studio at 407-289-8100 to ask about current coach availability and lesson pricing at the Westmonte Drive location.