Join us at DC Campus: NW in the Lang for a Piano Department Advanced Student Recital with Evangelina Meyer, student of Hyeweon Gessner! Program: Chopin Etude Op. 10, No. 12, "Revolutionary Etude" Nocturne in D-flat Major, […]
Levine welcomes legendary classical guitarist Pepe Romero, widely celebrated by kings, heads of state, and major institutions as one of the greatest classical guitarists alive today. Presented in partnership with the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society and Peabody Conservatory, Maestro Romero will coach advanced Levine and Peabody guitar students in a master class, followed by a […]
The annual Spring String Fling is back in-person! Come celebrate your wonderful achievements this year with fellow String Department Students and Faculty. The event will include ensemble playing, hot topic classes, faculty performances, and more.
Rage Against the Machine was a political activist rock/hip-hop group of the 90s, speaking out against the injustices of racism, wealth inequality, police brutality, colonialism, and many more issues that are, unfortunately, still present today. Not to be satisfied with writing provocative and challenging lyrics, Rage took it to another level by being activists in […]
Come join us for singing, dancing, and having fun with music! For ages 5 and younger with a parent or caregiver. This event will take place outdoors. Discover the joys of making music with your child through musical activities such as singing songs and lullabies, chants, simple finger plays, wiggles, bounces, listening, and movement. Levine's First […]
This is a Dark Week. Campuses will be closed for maintenance. There is no in-person instruction at this time.
Taking place across neighborhoods “East of the River,” the National Symphony Orchestra’s In Your Neighborhood program uses the power of music to unite, empower, and celebrate our DC communities. Learn more about the 2022 events. Join NSO percussionist, Scott Christian for a free workshop featuring Levine students.
How Brahms, Clara Schumann, and Schubert transformed ideas into masterworks. In-person tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, and FREE for all Levine students. In-person reservations for this event are SOLD OUT. Please join us online! Online tickets are free. Behind famous chamber works lies stories of first ideas, revisions, and reinvention. Why […]
All campuses are open on this Federal Holiday, Indigenous Peoples Day. Regular teaching continues as scheduled.
Explore well-known works and discover new treasures of the musical repertory in our Guided Listening sessions with JoAnna Cochenet. Our first stop on our tour of the western American landscape focuses on Virgil Thomson’s music from the 1936 short documentary film The Plow that Broke the Plains, which shone a light on the cultivation of […]
Join Levine faculty member Dr. Seth Castleton as he works with cello students in a master class. Four Levine cellists will work with Dr. Castleton for about 25 minutes each and receive helpful technical and musical suggestions. Seth Castleton is a cellist, viola da gambist, and composer and has performed with the Alexandria Symphony, Apollo […]
Join us - in person or online - for an amazing technique workshop given by Russian flamenco phenomenon Grisha Goryachev. Grisha is an extraordinary classical and flamenco guitarist with mind-blowing technique, and he'll be discussing flamenco and crossover techniques, including how to play those blazingly fast scales and arpeggios! Bring your guitars or just your […]