Ethos Music
Private Music Instruction
Every student's musical journey is unique. At Ethos, we believe meaningful musical growth begins with individualized instruction, thoughtful mentorship, and a learning environment where students can grow with confidence, curiosity, and joy.
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Whether you're looking for lessons for your child or for yourself, our private lesson program is designed to support students at every stage—from complete beginners to advanced musicians preparing for auditions and competitions. On this page, you'll find information about our tuition, what's included with enrollment, and how we help every student find the right teacher.
Tuition
All tuition rates reflect one quarter (10 scheduled lessons).
Understanding Our Teacher Tiers
Every instructor at Ethos is carefully selected for their musicianship, professionalism, and commitment to student growth. Our tier system helps families choose an instructor whose experience and background best align with their goals while recognizing the diversity of our faculty.
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Teacher tier placement considers:
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Professional teaching experience
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Academic degrees and specialized training
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Performance career and artistic accomplishments
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Areas of expertise and specialization
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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*
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*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. After completing a brief inquiry form, you'll meet with the appropriate department director to discuss the student's goals, experience, and scheduling preferences. Based on this conversation, we'll recommend the instructor we believe is the best fit before scheduling a trial lesson.
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Begin the Placement Process →