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Levine Music OnlineElection Day - Levine is open and running on normal schedule.
Election Day - Levine is open and running on normal schedule.
Levine students perform in more than 70 recitals each year at all Levine campuses and venues throughout Washington. Recitals give students of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn and hone their performance skills and gain confidence performing in front of an audience. Interested students should contact their teacher to perform in an upcoming […]
Join Classical WETA 90.9 host James Jacobs and Ralitza Patcheva, piano, Vasily Popov, cello, Olivia Hajioff, violin, Marc Ramirez, viola in a broad-ranging lecture and conversation on Alfred Schnittke's inspired chamber works, including Moz-Art à la Haydn for two violins. Enjoy this preview of the third Levine Presents presentation of 2020-21 season, Alfred Schnittke: The Master […]
J. R. R. Tolkien's epic fantasy trilogy The Lord of the Rings has ties to Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle and its four operas based on Norse mythology. Enjoy a performance of Howard Shore's epic score for the film versions of Tolkien's books, along with equally dramatic selections from Wagner. Costumes welcome! Featuring Anna Ouspenskaya, piano, […]
Focus of the critically-acclaimed FX series Fosse/Verdon, Bob Fosse is one of the most famous names in music theatre dance. From his work on Cabaret, Chicago, Sweet Charity, and more – he created a style uniquely his own that has reverberated through the decades and is emulated in choreography to this day. Join Rachel Schur, […]
Note Reading Refresher is open to all Strings Students who would like some extra practice reading notes. Levine Faculty Member, Johnny Walker Jr., will guide students with helpful tips and strategies to help facilitate accurate and quick note identification. The class will then work together as they discover where the pitches are located on their […]
Levine students perform in more than 70 recitals each year at all Levine campuses and venues throughout Washington. Recitals give students of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn and hone their performance skills and gain confidence performing in front of an audience. Interested students should contact their teacher to perform in an upcoming […]
Join Levine Faculty Member, Sam Hall, as he explores the challenges and benefits of improving one's sight-reading skills! The event will present students with helpful tips and strategies to improve this skill-which is often an important component of youth orchestra auditions. Students will have the opportunity to practice sight-reading examples for the class and receive […]
Levine students perform in more than 70 recitals each year at all Levine campuses and venues throughout Washington. Recitals give students of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn and hone their performance skills and gain confidence performing in front of an audience. Interested students should contact their teacher to perform in an upcoming […]
A unique voice in 20th century music, Alfred Schnittke's works ranges from chaotic polystylism to deeply felt spirituality. The composer's influences include Corelli, Haydn, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, and Strauss. This program explores several of his most inspired chamber works, including Moz-Art à la Haydn for two violins. Featuring Ralitza Patcheva, piano, Vasily Popov, cello, Olivia Hajioff, […]
Link text Hailed as one of the most prodigious jazz guitarists of his generation, Julian Lage has spent more than a decade searching through the myriad strains of American musical history via impeccable technique, free association and a spirit of infinite possibility. After picking up a guitar at the age of 5, by the time he […]
Come join Levine faculty member Paul Bratcher as we take a deep dive into ways to strengthen improvising. This is a playing workshop so we encourage you to join from your instrument and work along! This is a virtual event; Zoom info will be provided by email prior to the event. Online RSVP for this […]