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Instruments

Music lessons in Las Vegas · 18 instruments

Eighteen instruments. One standard.

Piano, guitar, ukulele, banjo, bass, drums, percussion, saxophone, clarinet, flute, trombone, trumpet, double bass, cello, violin, viola, music theory and sound engineering. From age 5 to adult, every style and genre, beginner to audition level.

Student playing piano during a private piano lesson

Keyboard

Classical to contemporary, from a first lesson to audition repertoire.

Student playing acoustic guitar during a guitar lesson

Guitar & fretted

Acoustic, electric and bass, in every style.

Student playing a drum kit during a drum lesson

Drums & percussion

Kit, hand percussion, reading and time.

Hands playing a saxophone during a woodwind lesson

Woodwinds

For school band, jazz and classical players.

Hands holding a trumpet during a brass lesson

Brass

For school band, jazz and classical players.

Student playing violin during a violin lesson

Strings

Orchestral strings, from first bow hold to audition.

Writing notes on sheet music at the piano in a music theory lesson

Musicianship

Reading, harmony and ear training, and working in the studio.

Every new student begins with a complimentary Initial Assessment.

By invitation only

Apply, meet an instructor, play a little, and receive your invitation to study. In studio at eight locations, or online on Zoom or Google Meet.

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.