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Student Spotlight: Lucas Das

On stage at Orchestra Hall at Symphony Center in Chicago, playing in an orchestra for the first time in over two years, together with students from across the country, Levine student Lucas Das lifts his bow to perform in the first National Pathways Summit Festival...

Learning a New Instrument as an Adult

When we think of beginner music lessons, we often picture kids whose feet can’t quite reach the piano pedals or the smiley face stickers little ones put on their violins. But learning a new instrument isn’t just for kids! Read on as we break down picking up a new...

Why Take Music Lessons During the Summer?

If you’re wondering what to do this summer, you might end up scrolling mindlessly through social media or spending too many hours on the couch. Instead, you should make the most of your time and sign up for some music lessons! Learning an instrument is a ton of fun,...

Levine Music President & CEO Jeffery Tribble Jr. Elected as Honorary Trustee for Washington National Opera Board

Levine President and CEO, Jeffery Tribble Jr., was recently elected as an Honorary Trustee for the Washington National Opera (WNO) Board. The WNO Board is the governing body of one of the nation’s leading producing opera companies, an affiliate of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The Board’s purpose is to advocate, enhance, and support the art of Opera through the Kennedy Center. The Board ensures that there is effective planning for WNO’s future, implementation of strong programs and services, and monitoring of its goals.

Coming Home: Spotlight on Adult Musicians featuring Melanie Bates

Margo Cunningham, Marketing Coordinator RETURNING TO MUSIC When we were young, life was full of new beginnings and fresh starts. Each year we could reinvent ourselves with an ease that now so often seems unfamiliar and out of reach. There were a multitude of...

2021-22 Faculty Grants

We are pleased to announce 15 faculty members who have received a Faculty Grant for the 21-22 year. These awards represent Levine’s investment in faculty-led initiatives that support student learning by creating new resources, opportunities, skills, points of entry,...