Las Vegas Voice and Piano

Las Vegas Voice and Piano teaches exactly what the name says: voice lessons and piano lessons for students ages 5 to 18, grouped broadly into kids 5 to 12 and teens 13 to 18. The studio is at 124 Sapodilla Ln in the 89144 zip code, which puts it in the Summerlin area on the west side of the valley.

The narrow focus is the point. Where larger academies spread across a dozen instruments, this studio concentrates on two disciplines that pair naturally, since singers benefit from keyboard skills and pianists benefit from ear training. The listing highlights experienced instructors, personalized instruction, and flexible scheduling, and the studio's own description emphasizes technique, music theory, and building performance confidence rather than casual exposure.

Scheduling is more flexible than most music studios in this directory. Lessons run Tuesday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM each day, with Monday closed. Six day availability including Sunday, plus evening slots until 8:00 PM, makes it easier to fit lessons around school, sports, and the irregular work schedules common in Las Vegas households. The studio operates year round, so lessons continue through summer rather than pausing with the school calendar.

The listing does not include lesson rates, and private music instruction is typically priced per half hour or hour, so ask for both figures and whether there is a difference between voice and piano rates. Registration and scheduling questions go to (702) 348-7003, and lasvegasvoiceandpiano.com carries the studio's details. Instruction is in English.

Parents rate the studio 4.6 on Google across 34 reviews. For a private lesson studio, review volume in the thirties usually reflects a stable teaching practice rather than a storefront with heavy turnover. If your child is deciding between voice and piano, it is worth asking whether the studio offers a first lesson to gauge fit, and how recitals or performance opportunities work, since the stated focus on performance confidence implies students eventually get on a stage. The listing does not detail those specifics.