10 Best Singing and Vocal Lessons in Singapore (2026)

Singing is one of the few instruments you carry everywhere, yet finding the right teacher can be harder than finding a piano class. This guide looks specifically at vocal studios and singing schools in Singapore, rather than general music schools, and covers pop, classical and musical theatre routes for children, teenagers and adults. Each entry summarises what the provider itself publishes about its lessons, teachers and locations, so read the details as the studio's own description. Start by deciding what you want to sing and in what format, then use the how-to-choose notes at the end to compare options and book a trial before committing.

The Vocal Studio describes itself as a coaching studio built around personalised vocal training, with the stated aim of helping students find their inner voice. Its site names a lead coach, four senior coaches and three junior coaches, and says the team works across contemporary styles including pop, musical theatre, jazz, blues, R&B and K-Pop. Private lessons are open to all ages, and the studio also lists group genre workshops, advanced courses for experienced singers, self-paced online courses and guided recording sessions. Its contact page shows a central studio near Kramat Lane and an east studio in Joo Chiat, and says walk-in lessons are not available, so book ahead. A broad, contemporary-leaning option for singers wanting choice.

Dhoby Ghaut & Joo Chiat
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Narelle Ong runs this one-teacher studio in City Plaza, and her site says she has coached singers since 2014. The teaching is organised around what she calls the 7 Fundamental Keys to Great Singing, a framework that covers technique, control, confidence, stamina, style, flexibility and high notes. The site presents the approach as technique first, in plain language. A separate page describes coaching for students preparing for Direct School Admission choir auditions, including pitch accuracy, sight singing, rhythm clapping and echo-a-tune work. Booking is by appointment only, and the contact page says walk-ins are not accepted and gives walking directions from Paya Lebar MRT. A good fit if you want one named coach with a defined method.

Paya Lebar (City Plaza)
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VOCA Academy calls itself a vocal and performing arts academy for singers of all ages and abilities, and its site says lessons run at its studio above Somerset MRT or online. The programmes it lists include private or paired vocal coaching, group classes that families and friends can arrange together, holiday camps, and corporate or school workshops. There is also a music exploration class for babies and toddlers from six to 36 months. The site says its teachers hold music degrees from institutions such as Boston Conservatory at Berklee and the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory, and that students are encouraged to sit Trinity College London Rock and Pop exams. Worth a look for families wanting one school for a toddler, a teenager and a parent.

Somerset
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Passion Vocal Studio is led by Alice Wong, whose site describes her as the founder and main vocal coach, working with singers from beginners to professionals. The site lists vocal training that follows the Institute for Vocal Advancement method, and separate speech lessons for presenters, teachers and trainers who want to project and protect their voices. The site states she holds Mentor Level certification from that institute. Its location page lists a studio in Jurong West open on Thursdays to Saturdays and a Lavender studio on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and the site also mentions online lessons. A practical pick for adults in the west or city fringe who want technique-led coaching, or who rely on their voice for work.

Jurong West & Lavender
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Yuan Meng Asia markets its vocal lessons to kids from age six and to adults, offered in person or online and in private or small-group formats. Its site describes a signature teaching framework called the Circle of Expression, which moves students from basic breath and tone mechanics towards recording and performance. A distinctive feature is the in-house recording studio, where students can put down a cover of a favourite song, and the site also advertises student showcases and songwriting performances. Its footer lists a main vocal studio in Parklane Shopping Mall on Selegie Road. This one suits singers who are motivated by a concrete outcome, such as a recorded track or an on-stage moment, rather than technique drills alone.

Selegie (Parklane Shopping Mall)
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Hark Music is a pop-focused music school that teaches singing alongside piano and guitar, and its site says it has operated since 1999. The vocal route is built on its own Expressway system, and its FAQ says students work through levels with coach evaluations rather than graded exams. Repertoire leans towards chart songs such as English pop, Mandopop, R&B, pop jazz and Broadway numbers, and learners can state preferred genres when enrolling. The site lists private, small-group and private-group formats, with small groups aimed mainly at adults aged 18 to 49. It also lists a WSQ Voice Confidence Course. Classes are held at One Raffles Link, near City Hall. Best for adults who want to sing popular songs without formal exams.

City Hall & Esplanade (Raffles Link)
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Lee Wei Song Music Academy says it was founded in Singapore in 1995 and specialises in pop vocals, songwriting, keyboard and guitar. For singers, its site lists a Children's Music Programme built on singing, rhythm and movement, a Pop Vocals Signature programme focused on healthy technique, expression and stage confidence, a songwriting programme, and short workshops. It also lists performing groups, including a children's choir, which give students a stage beyond the classroom. The academy sits in Esplanade Mall and its site says it opens daily, with trial bookings taken online. Also covered in our music schools guide, but included here for its pop-vocal programmes and choir, which suit children and teens who want to perform.

Esplanade
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MADDspace is a performing arts school, and its dedicated singing page describes private vocal lessons for ages four to 21 with beginner to advanced pathways. The site says vocal and musical theatre classes follow the London College of Music syllabus, with exam preparation, performance and competition opportunities, Direct School Admission pathways and an in-house recording studio. Group options include a Sing and Dance Show Choir programme and an Artiste Development Programme, and the site lists a K-Pop singing route. It lists two centres, one at Selegie Road and one at Boon Lay Way. The school also teaches dance, so it suits children who want to combine singing with movement. Also in our dance studios guide.

Selegie & Boon Lay
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Creative Hearts is a performing arts and music school led, according to its site, by Natalie Hiong, a singer-songwriter and music educator. Its vocal pages list private singing lessons for children from age four and for adults, and group classes for younger children that run from a minis class for three to five year olds through to older age bands. Lessons are described as following the Institute for Vocal Advancement method, with solfege, breath control and repertoire spanning pop, musical theatre and classical styles. Students can prepare for exams, auditions or performances, and the school also runs musical theatre and songwriting programmes. Its studio is in Pandan Valley. A family-friendly option for younger children.

Pandan Valley
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Tanglewood Music School is mainly known for strings and piano, but its voice page offers something the pop-led studios here do not, classical training. The site says lessons are taught by Liew Wee Sing, a lyric tenor, using the Italian Bel Canto technique, which it describes as developing a healthy, even tone. It says he holds a Trinity College London diploma in singing recital and a master's degree in classical singing, and describes the lessons as suited to beginners and experienced vocalists. It is based in Bukit Timah, close to King Albert Park MRT. A natural choice for anyone drawn to art song, opera or choral singing. Also in our guitar lessons guide.

Bukit Timah
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