About Ethos Music
At Ethos, we nurture musicians through a program built on mentorship, craft, and a lifelong love of music. Every student begins with private instruction — a weekly lesson with a faculty member selected for their training and artistry. The curriculum then extends outward into studio classes, musicianship training, and Royal Conservatory of Music preparation, giving students the structure to grow at their own pace.
Students find opportunities to perform and grow through recitals and ensemble work, supported by an RCM-based framework that brings clarity and direction to their progress. It's an education that grows with a student, year after year.
Private Music Instruction & Enrollment
From complete beginners to advanced musicians preparing for auditions and competitions, every student is matched with an instructor for weekly, one-on-one lessons.
Getting started is simple: below you'll find tuition by teacher tier, what's included with enrollment, and how we match you with the right instructor.
Rates below reflect the flat monthly tuition rate and instructor tier, based on each teacher's training and experience. Lessons are scheduled by the quarter (10–11 lessons per 3-month term). We'll help you find the right instructor during your consultation.
What's Included
Every quarter of private lesson tuition includes:
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10 scheduled private lessons
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Advance lesson scheduling for the entire quarter
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Access to studio classes, musicianship classes, and performance opportunities, including student recitals
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Opportunity to earn a complimentary 11th lesson*
*Students may earn a complimentary 11th lesson through perfect attendance, participation in studio activities, and other qualifying achievements.
Getting Started
Every new student begins with a personalized placement process: a brief inquiry form, a complimentary consultation with the department director, and an instructor recommendation, followed by a free trial lesson. From there, enrollment is simple — create a student portal account, and our team confirms a weekly lesson time and finalizes the details, with the first regular lesson to follow shortly after.
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