Name: Federal Holiday
Start: 2026-06-19T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-06-19T23:59:59-04:00
Location: Levine Music – All Campuses

The Evolving Art of the String Quartet

Saturday, January 27, 20247 PMDC Campus: NW + Online The 9th Street QuartetMatt Richardson, violinJennifer Wade, violinLiz O’Hara, violaAndrew Rammon, celloThe string quartet has been a favorite of composers and music enthusiasts for centuries. The intimate yet...

Levine Welcomes Cherine Foty and Alexander Georgieff to Board of Trustees

Levine Music is honored to welcome Cherine Foty, Senior Associate in International Arbitration at Covington & Burling LLP, and anti-money laundering expert Alexander Georgieff to its Board of Trustees. Cherine Foty Levine Music alumna Cherine Foty is a...

What Is the Suzuki Method?

If you’re considering music classes for your child, or if you’re interested in music education in general, you’ve more than likely heard of the Suzuki method. It’s a well-known, tried-and-true method of music education used around the world. But what exactly does it...

Art of the Duo

Saturday,December 2, 20237 PMDC Campus: NW + Online James Fernando, pianoTaisha Estrada, vocalsVictor Provost, steelpanLangston Hughes II, saxophoneConnor Holdridge, guitarGerson Lanza, tap dancerEnjoy an evening of jazz duets with diverse influences and sounds, and...

Choosing Your First Guitar: Electric, Acoustic, or Classical?

When you embark on one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to start with an acoustic, electric, or classical guitar. All types have their unique characteristics and offer different experiences for beginners. In this article, we’ll delve into the differences between acoustic and electric guitars and weigh the pros and cons of each for new learners.

Fall Performance Week

Performance Week offers private lesson students a supportive and encouraging environment for developing performance skills. Students receive written feedback from faculty members on their performance. Please have a conversation about Performance Week with your teacher...