Annual tuition
The annual cost of tuition is $810, which includes 30 private lessons. Tuition is billed monthly through Blackbaud beginning in August. There is a one-time $45 registration fee per student.
Trinitas School of Music · Pensacola
Private music lessons at Trinitas Christian School
Piano, strings, voice, and handbells for K4 through 12th grade on our Pensacola campus. Open to Trinitas students and to the wider community, within a Christ-centered classical program.
Private lessons
30 per year
Annual tuition
$810
Registration
$45 one-time
Grades
K4 to 12th
Music on campus, year after year
Trinitas School of Music is open to the Pensacola community and surrounding neighbors. You do not have to be a full-time Trinitas student to enroll in lessons. We teach K4 through 12th grade on campus through the school year, alongside families whose children attend Trinitas every day.
If you are interested in full-time enrollment, read about admissions and plan a visit. If you need lessons only, use the inquiry form below or call the office. Current Trinitas families may use the same form or phone line for lesson openings.
Why families choose this program
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Steady practice
Weekly lessons and clear expectations at home build attention and perseverance, virtues that carry into schoolwork and daily life.
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Reading and listening
Students learn to read music, listen well, and perform with care, from first lessons through advancing repertoire.
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Recitals and events
Performances on campus and other suitable events give students a goal to prepare for and a chance to serve others with their music.
Instruments we teach
Private instruction is available in the areas below. If you are unsure where to begin, ask us. We help families match students with the right studio and repertoire.
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Piano
Keyboard skills, reading, and repertoire for beginners through students who want to keep growing.
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Strings
Violin, viola, cello, and harp, with attention to posture, tone, technique, and listening in solo and ensemble settings.
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Voice
Breathing, healthy tone, and classical repertoire suited to the student’s age and stage.
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Handbells
Rhythm, counting, and ringing together so students learn to keep time and blend as an ensemble.
What you can expect from a year of lessons
The following reflects how the program is structured for families (details may be confirmed in your inquiry).
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Weekly private lesson
One-on-one time with a teacher who tracks your student’s repertoire, technique, and next steps.
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Practice at home
Families receive guidance on how often and how long to practice so each lesson builds on the week before.
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Performances
Recitals and similar events give students a date to prepare for and a chance to play for family and friends.
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On campus, school-year rhythm
Lessons follow the academic year at Trinitas. Enrolled students join chapel and classroom music as part of their day; students from other schools or homeschool are welcome in the studios in the same classical, Christ-centered setting.
Instructors
Each studio is led by a teacher committed to classical training and to the mission of the school. Names, photos, and short bios will match approved print materials as they are added to this page.
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Piano
Instructor (TBD)
Studio teacher for piano. Bio and photo will match approved school materials when published.
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Strings
Instructor (TBD)
Violin, viola, cello, and harp. Bio and photo will match approved school materials when published.
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Voice
Instructor (TBD)
Classical vocal instruction. Bio and photo will match approved school materials when published.
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Handbells
Instructor (TBD)
Handbells and ensemble skills. Bio and photo will match approved school materials when published.
Music at the heart of the school
For Trinitas students, music is part of the school day through worship, memory work, and singing in class. Private lessons add weekly coaching, steady practice, and performance goals suited to each student.
Students who take lessons but are not enrolled in the classroom program receive the same care for technique and repertoire on campus. All students work toward discipline and attention at the instrument, in line with the virtues we pursue in Scripture, great books, and the classical subjects.
Tuition, schedule, and practice
The figures below summarize what families should expect. Confirm current details with the office when you inquire.
The schedule
Students receive thirty private lessons throughout the academic year. Families commit to the full year and attend scheduled lessons.
Practice
Progress happens at home. Students play a minimum of five days per week, thirty minutes a day and complete weekly assignments.
On stage
Performance opportunities
Recitals, festivals, and other suitable events give students a reason to polish a piece and play for others. Teachers help families choose opportunities that fit each student’s age and skill.
Dates and registration appear on the school calendar as each season is announced.
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Share your student’s grade, instrument interests, and experience. We will reply with availability and practical next steps, whether your student attends Trinitas full time or joins us for lessons only.
Inquire about lessons
Tell us about your student. We welcome Trinitas families and families whose students take lessons only. We will follow up with availability for piano, strings, voice, and handbells.