Community Portraits
Levine’s community portraits are a rotating showcase of students, alumni, and faculty members displayed at our Northwest DC campus. The individuals photographed are just a small sample of the many extraordinary people who make up the Levine Music community. From teachers with storied careers to students looking toward the future, their stories are ones of determination, passion, and collaboration.
Learn more about each of our portrait subjects by exploring their profiles below.
Ani Veeraraghavan
Ani Veeraraghavan could teach us all a thing or two about balance. In addition to being an accomplished young violinist, Ani is interested in soccer, choir, writing, and theatre.
Ani’s Story »
Barbro Dahlman
If you’ve studied piano at Levine, you probably know the name Barbro Dahlman. Our longest–serving faculty member, Barbro has been a fixture of the Levine community since 1976.
Barbro’s Story »
Ceylon Mitchell
As a member of the Levine Music faculty, flutist Ceylon Mitchell is inspiring the next generation of musicians while breaking down barriers in the classical music industry.
Ceylon’s Story »
Lucas Das
Cellist Lucas Das, a recent Levine alumnus, is attending Brown University beginning Fall 2024 and double majoring in engineering and music.
Lucas’s Story »
Marilyn Moore
“Everyone can experience music at any age and level. Singing is a wonderful way to express oneself, boost confidence, and overall well-being.”
Marilyn’s Story »
Rachel Chen
As the child of a diplomat, Rachel’s early years were a whirlwind of relocation; however, she was able to find a steadfast companion in music.
Rachel’s Story »
Sam Brose
“I don’t know where my journey with music will take me, but I want to go as far with it as I possibly can. Music isn’t just something I do; it’s at the core of who I am.”
Sam’s Story »
Uma Das
While Uma clearly enjoys the challenge of a musical competition, that’s not the only arena she proves herself in – she is also a competitive swimmer.
Uma’s Story »
The #1 Summer Camp
Camp Levine has been recognized in the Washington City Paper’s annual “Best of D.C.” issue as one of the “Best Summer Camps in D.C.” for the last five years, winning the title of #1 Summer Camp in 2021, 2022, and 2023!
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