Vocals Lessons
in Clermont, FL

Charlie Ortiz

28+ years of experience

Tue

Born into a family of musicians in Colombia, Charlie's love for music ignited at age eight. He earned a degree in Music Production and has spent 28+ years producing artists and teaching students. Charlie teaches across all three campuses and lives by his motto: "This is the best time of the week."

Christian Raimonde

Production credits: Atlantic & 300 Entertainment

Mon · Wed · Thu

From Long Island, NY, Christian picked up bass guitar at ten and never stopped. After high school he hit the road, touring as a guitarist before pivoting post-COVID into production and engineering — credits include work with artists signed to Atlantic Records and 300 Entertainment. He teaches the way he learned: by making music feel like a band experience, not just an exercise, keeping every lesson fun and rooted in real playing.

Dayron Reyes

B.Ed. Music Specialization, Holguín University — Cuba

Mon · Thu

A highly experienced musician, educator, and band director with over a decade of professional performance and instruction. Dayron holds a Bachelor's in Education with a Music specialization from Holguín University in Cuba, and has 10+ years of teaching experience across all ages and levels. As a musical director and band leader, he coordinates live performances for weddings, concerts, and special events — and brings that same leadership into TWOM's student band program. Fluent in English and Spanish, he creates a welcoming and motivating environment where students grow as confident musicians and performers.

Juan Camargo

Full Sail University — Recording Engineering

Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat

Juan discovered his father's guitar at 13 and never looked back. He studied Recording Engineering and Music Production at Full Sail University and works professionally as a recording artist and engineer for labels and independent artists. At Four Corners six days a week, Juan is one of the school's most dedicated and consistent instructors.

Maria Duque

Started music at age 4

Thu · Fri

Maria's musical journey began at four in Venezuela. By nine she was taking formal lessons, and she went on to play violin in orchestras. One of her most meaningful accomplishments was forming a choir with children from an orphanage, teaching them music from scratch. She brings that same gentle, mission-driven spirit to every student she teaches.

Ricardo Lugo

Classical orchestral background

Sat

Originally trained as a classical oboist, Ricardo has performed with orchestras and a variety of ensembles, developing a deep understanding of musicality, precision, and ensemble performance. He expanded into modern instruments, becoming an exceptional multi-instrumentalist especially known for his guitar playing. His teaching approach blends strong fundamentals with creativity, emphasizing timing, listening skills, technique, and musical expression — helping students grow into confident and well-rounded musicians.

Valentina Acurero

State-level choir competitor

Flexible / Substitute

An energetic and passionate vocalist from Venezuela, Valentina has four years of choir experience, has participated in musical theater, and performed in school-produced musicals. She competed at the state level for choir and brings that performance energy to lessons. Outside of music, she enjoys dancing, painting, and reading — a full artist at heart.

Wilson Tocto

7 instruments

Mon · Tue · Wed · Fri · Sat

Wilson's musical journey began when a keyboard was gifted to his father — who didn't know how to play, but young Wilson taught himself. From Ecuador, he now plays 7 instruments and is deeply committed to his students' progress. He believes passion and dedication are the true keys to learning music, and designs lessons that ignite both.