Jazz jams at Levine invite musicians of all ages and experience levels to step inside the world of jazz in a welcoming, supportive, and fun environment. These sessions are designed for everyone, whether you are new to jamming or looking to sharpen your ensemble skills, and offer a chance to learn by doing alongside fellow musicians.

Each jam features familiar tunes, core ensemble concepts, and plenty of time to play together. Participants are encouraged to suggest tunes and explore the music collaboratively. All instruments, ages, and skill levels are welcome. Just bring yourself and your instrument. Observers are welcome, too.

Amps, pianos, and a drum kit will be provided.

• • March 8
  • 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

  Charles and Ruth Williams Voice Competition

  Students compete in our annual voice competition.

  
• • March 22
  • 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

  Irena Orlov Adult Piano Competition

  Students compete in our adult piano competition.

  
• • April 10
  • 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EDT

  Advanced Student Recital: Adam Perry

  Cheer on Levine student Adam Perry as he presents her Advanced Student Recital.

  

Enjoy an afternoon of stories, songs, and games featuring the biggest member of the string family. Bring your musical imagination and your sense of fun and adventure!

12-1 PM — Bass Petting Zoo: Explore the amazing sound world of the bass in a fun, relaxed environment! This session will explore set-up and first sounds to help you answer the question “Is the bass for me?” (Answer: Yes!). Plus, a Q&A session for parents/caregivers that will cover common questions like “Can I fit a bass in my car?” (Yes!) and, “Do you have to be really tall to play the bass?” (No!). 

1-2 PM — Mini Lessons: Students will work one-on-one with bass faculty Jessica Eig and Millie Martin and have the opportunity to observe other lessons.  

• • February 15
  • 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM EST

  Cello Day

  An afternoon celebrating the cello, the Levine cello faculty, and students. Led by faculty members Jonathan Velsey and Ryan Donohue, […]

  
• • February 15
  • 2:45 PM – 4:45 PM EST

  Cello Master Class with Eric Kutz

  Step into a world of deep musical insight and expressive cello artistry with Eric Kutz. In this master class, Eric […]

  
• • February 19
  • 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST

  Young Concert Artists at Levine: Oliver Neubauer

  Violinist Oliver Neubauer visits Levine for a performance, master class, and Q&A as part of Levine’s ongoing partnership with Young […]

  

Levine students are invited to experience a joyful Dalcroze workshop led by Dr. Jeremy Dittus. Through singing, movement, improvisation, and creative exploration, we’ll connect with music in fresh and exciting ways.

Dalcroze is a unique and powerful way of knowing music through the body. Using social and interactive methods, students learn to trust their ideas and develop intuition.
Each 50-minute session is designed for all levels, whether you’re new to Dalcroze or already familiar with it.

Simply register for the workshop that matches your age group and get ready to kick off your shoes and move with the music!

MD Campus: Silver Spring
Saturday, November 8

• 1:00 PM, Ages 4–6
• 2:00 PM, Ages 7–9
• 3:00 PM, Ages 10–12
• 4:00 PM, Ages 13+

Levine students are invited to experience a joyful Dalcroze workshop led by Dr. Jeremy Dittus. Through singing, movement, improvisation, and creative exploration, we’ll connect with music in fresh and exciting ways.

Dalcroze is a unique and powerful way of knowing music through the body. Using social and interactive methods, students learn to trust their ideas and develop intuition.
Each 50-minute session is designed for all levels, whether you’re new to Dalcroze or already familiar with it.

Simply register for the workshop that matches your age group and get ready to kick off your shoes and move with the music!

DC Campus: NW
Saturday, November 8

• 9:00 AM, Ages 4–6
• 10:00 AM, Ages 4–6
• 11:00 AM, Ages 7–9

Levine students are invited to experience a joyful Dalcroze workshop led by Dr. Jeremy Dittus. Through singing, movement, improvisation, and creative exploration, we’ll connect with music in fresh and exciting ways.

Dalcroze is a unique and powerful way of knowing music through the body. Using social and interactive methods, students learn to trust their ideas and develop intuition.
Each 50-minute session is designed for all levels, whether you’re new to Dalcroze or already familiar with it.

Simply register for the workshop that matches your age group and get ready to kick off your shoes and move with the music!

DC Campus: NW
Friday, November 7

• 4:30 PM, Ages 7–9
• 5:30 PM, Ages 10–12
• 6:30 PM, Ages 13+