Rose Etude School of Music

Rose Etude School of Music teaches piano, voice, guitar, and violin lessons from a location on NW 153rd Street in Miami Lakes, near the Miami Lakes Drive corridor on the town’s east side. Business directories list the school with eleven years in business, which would put its founding around 2015, and give a fairly extensive weekly schedule: open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those evening and weekend hours suggest a schedule built around students who study before or after a school or work day, which is typical for a private music instruction studio serving families rather than a business built on daytime retail traffic.

Teaching four different instruments under one roof, piano, voice, guitar, and violin, points to either multiple instructors on staff or a lead teacher versatile across instrument families, though the school’s own website could not be independently verified during this research, and no current staff or ownership names could be confirmed beyond the school’s name itself. The U.S. Census Bureau’s address geocoder confirms the NW 153rd Street location sits inside the incorporated town of Miami Lakes, not in a neighboring city, which matters in a stretch of northwest Miami-Dade County where town, city, and unincorporated county lines run close together.

One detail is worth flagging for anyone using this listing. Florida’s Division of Corporations shows the entity Rose Etude School of Music LLC as inactive in current state records. That does not necessarily mean the school has closed. Small instructional businesses sometimes let a specific LLC lapse administratively while continuing to operate, reorganize under a different structure, or run the business under an individual’s name rather than a formal entity, and the school continues to appear as an open, currently listed business across more than one directory. Still, the mismatch between an active-looking directory listing and an inactive underlying corporate registration is exactly the kind of detail a prospective student’s family should ask about directly, alongside current pricing and lesson availability, before enrolling.

For Miami Lakes families looking for private instrument or voice lessons without driving into Hialeah or greater Miami, a school like Rose Etude fills a specific need: individualized instruction across several common instruments, offered on a schedule that accommodates students with school or work commitments during the day. That kind of small, multi-instrument studio is a different animal from a big-box music retailer’s lesson program, typically built around a smaller roster of students and more personal continuity between teacher and student over months or years of lessons. Anyone interested in enrolling should call ahead to confirm current pricing, instructor availability, and whether trial lessons are offered before committing to a regular schedule.