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Private lessons · Children, teens & adults
Find your voice with private singing lessons in San Jose for children, teens, and adults. Build healthy vocal technique and confidence through musical theatre, classical, or contemporary music. Start with a complimentary trial to meet your teacher.
Welcoming singers from age 5 through adulthood
Have a quick question? Email us or call (669) 295-2262. View tuition.
Let’s find your starting point
Have a question, need help choosing a lesson, or want to check a time? Send us a note. You do not need an account or a booking to get in touch.
Share your preferred days if you know them. We’ll help you explore current openings at our San Jose studio.
Prefer to contact us directly? Email us or call (669) 295-2262.
Your first lesson
Open the booking schedule, choose your service, and look for a teacher and time that fit.
Share your experience and goals, try the lesson, and see how learning at OMS feels.
Ask about ongoing lessons and tuition. Need help before booking? Send us a question or a scheduling request.
A path with room to grow
Young singers learn how to use the voice healthfully while developing pitch awareness, rhythm, diction, confidence, and the ability to communicate a story. The work supports not only singing, but overall musicianship.
Teenagers and adults are equally welcome—whether preparing an audition, returning to singing, exploring musical theatre, or simply wanting to sing with greater freedom and understanding.
Find your musical starting point
Voice lessons bring technique and expression together. At our San Jose studio, singers work on pitch, rhythm, breath and diction through age-appropriate music, with room for musical theatre, classical and contemporary interests.
Young singers build pitch awareness, rhythm and clear words through songs suited to their age. Healthy vocal habits and the confidence to share a song come before pushing range or volume.
You do not need previous voice lessons to begin. Adults can work on pitch matching, breathing, phrasing and expressive singing, or return to music with a specific style or performance goal.
Bring the song, role or audition requirements you are working toward. Lessons can connect vocal technique with text, character and musical storytelling.
Plan your lessons
Visit Orange Music Studio at 996 Saratoga Avenue, San Jose, CA 95129. Enter through the shared driveway beside Wendy’s and continue to the parking area behind the building. Get directions to our West San Jose studio.
Yes. Children, teens, and adults can begin with pitch, rhythm, breath, diction, and healthy vocal habits. Lessons are shaped around the singer’s age, experience, and interests.
Musical theatre, classical, and contemporary songs can support technique and expressive singing. Tell us about any audition or performance goals when you inquire.
Monthly membership is $230 for a weekly 30-minute lesson, $320 for 45 minutes, or $400 for 60 minutes. Membership is based on 48 lessons per year, divided into equal monthly payments. A $50 one-time registration fee applies unless waived by a promotion. See tuition and membership details.
Explore complimentary voice trial times to meet your teacher before deciding. You can also ask us about current openings or send a question before booking.
Music and the developing brain
Instrumental and vocal study combine listening, movement, attention, memory, reading, timing, and emotional expression. Research on music training suggests that sustained practice can be associated with measurable changes in auditory, motor, and cognitive development. We present these findings carefully: music is valuable in itself, and every student develops differently.
Why Orange Music Studio
OMS helps singers build complete performances through voice, storytelling, and musical understanding.
Classical and contemporary interests are supported through healthy, age-appropriate technique.
Recitals and studio events give singers a welcoming place to share their work.
A complimentary trial lets the student experience the instrument, the teacher, and the studio before choosing the next step.
Research findings describe associations and measured changes in particular studies; individual outcomes vary. OMS uses this research as context, not as a medical promise.