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Adult Lessons

Your weekday, your instrument.

Private lessons for adults in the quiet weekday hours, with the same faculty who prepare our students for auditions. Made for Las Vegas schedules.

Weekday mornings & middays
A man in a loosened tie playing electric guitar in a sunlit practice room

Adult music lessons in Las Vegas

It is never too late to begin.

Whether you are starting from zero, returning after thirty years, retired, or free on weekday mornings because of shift work, lessons fit around your life. Beginners and returning players are equally welcome.

For Las Vegas schedules

Built around your shift.

This city works nights. Casino floors, kitchens, stages, hotels and hospitals keep Las Vegas running after dark, and most music schools only teach in the one after-school rush. Our weekday mornings and afternoons are yours.

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Late-morning starts

Sleep after a night shift, then play. Lessons from late morning through mid-afternoon, Monday to Friday, at every studio.

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The same time every week

A standing weekly slot with the same instructor, so music becomes a fixed point in a changing schedule.

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Studio or online

Come to one of eight studios, or take your lesson on Zoom or Google Meet from home, on your day off or before work.

For hospitality and casino staff · performers and crew · healthcare workers · first responders · retirees · parents while the kids are at school

Apply for a daytime slotWeekday daytime lessons are the easiest to place.
“Been fun to dive back into music after so many years of absence.” — Samantha J.

Questions adults ask first

My schedule changes every week. Can I still take lessons?

Lessons work best at the same time each week, so most shift workers choose a slot on their regular days off or before their usual start time. [Rescheduling policy to confirm with the school.]

Am I too old to start?

No. Adults often progress quickly at first because they practice with intent. Your instructor will set goals that fit your life.

What happens at the Initial Assessment?

You meet an instructor, play or try the instrument, and talk about what you want from lessons. It isn't a test. You leave knowing where you are and what the first months could look like.

I don't have much time to practice.

Your instructor will build a plan around 15–20 minutes a day. Consistency matters more than hours.

Can I take lessons online?

Yes. Online lessons are live and one-to-one with the same faculty, on Zoom or Google Meet, whichever you prefer.

“I had such a great experience! Patient teachers with great knowledge and attitudes. Would recommend to anyone, any ages. Been fun to dive back into music after so many years of absence.”
Samantha J.Adult student
“The instructor is very knowledgeable and teaches at a reasonable pace. My guitar playing has progressed by leaps and bounds. I'm glad I chose this school.”
David G.Guitar student
“I've been learning piano off these guys for years now. Their simple approach and ability to break down the concepts enabled me to be playing tunes at parties and sing alongs...”
David B.Piano student
“Wonderful instruction and a great place for all levels. I learned so much and would highly recommend.”
Alisa D.Student

Daytime lessons, made for Las Vegas.

By invitation only

Every new student begins with a complimentary Initial Assessment, in studio or online. Weekday mornings and afternoons are the easiest to place.

Complimentary · 30 minutes

Schedule your Initial Assessment.

Choose a studio, then a day and time that suits you. An instructor will hear you play, talk through your goals and recommend a lesson length and level. Enrollment is by invitation, following the assessment.

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The LVMS curriculum guide.

How lessons progress at Las Vegas Music School, from first lesson to audition level: what students learn each stage, how we assess progress, and what a typical month looks like. We'll email you the guide.