Personalized Piano Instruction for All Ages and Skill Levels
The piano is one of the most versatile and foundational instruments in music, equally suited for solo performance, accompaniment, and ensemble playing. With its wide range and ability to convey both melody and harmony, the piano is central to classical, jazz, pop, and contemporary styles. Piano study supports well-rounded musical development and offers an accessible and deeply rewarding way to build lasting musical skills.
Interested in the Suzuki Method? Learn more about Levine’s Suzuki Piano program.
Levine offers lessons, group classes, including beginner classes and enrichment classes for teens and adults, and duo coaching for pianists of all styles, ages, and abilities. Students may begin studying piano at Levine as young as age 3 1/2 as part of the Suzuki method. Traditional private lessons and group piano classes are generally recommended for students entering first grade and older.
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Why Choose Piano?
Whether you’re playing your first notes or exploring advanced repertoire, learning the piano provides a strong foundation for all types of musical expression.
- Develop music reading, technique, and expressive playing from the very first lesson.
- Play a broad range of repertoire — from classical and jazz to pop and film music.
- Build a solid foundation in rhythm, harmony, and music theory.
- Enjoy opportunities to perform as a soloist or collaborate with other musicians.
Why Learn at Levine Music?
Levine Music offers a unique combination of expert instruction, personalized learning, and a supportive community.
- Learn from our exceptional piano faculty, who bring years of performance, teaching, and professional experience to every lesson.
- Enjoy a tailored learning experience designed to meet the needs of beginners, intermediate, and advanced players from kids to adults.
- Expand your musicianship through enriching opportunities in ensembles and music theory classes.
- Thrive in a supportive, inspiring environment where students are encouraged to grow artistically and personally.
Contact
Chair and MD Campus, Sayaka Jordan sjordan@levinemusic.org
Associate Chair, NW Campus, Deborah Lloyd dlloyd@levinemusic.org
Associate Chair, VA Campus, Topher Ruggiero truggiero@levinemusic.org
Associate Chair, SE Campus, Paul Bratcher pbratcher@levinemusic.org
Group Piano Coordinator, Melinda Baird mbaird@levinemusic.org
Piano Department Events Coordinator, Melinda Baird mbaird@levinemusic.org
Piano Department Links
Keyboard Skills & Sight-Reading Books
Levine’s piano department follows a unique, progressive curriculum for pianists of all ages, compiled and edited by our very own experts and available in our series of Keyboard Skills & Sight-Reading Books.
Welcome to Levine’s Piano Family
If you’re just joining our piano community, take a look at our handy student guide for all the info you need to make the most out of your lessons.
Piano Distinction
Every year, we publish a list of the students who achieve Distinction in their spring juries alongside reviews of our Advanced Student Recitals. Check out our archive and help us give all our students a standing ovation.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Check out the events happening at Levine Music.
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Thanksgiving Break
There is no scheduled instruction for Tuesday, November 25 and Wednesday, November 26. Administrative offices are open.
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Thanksgiving Break
All Levine Campuses are closed for Thanksgiving Thursday, November 27 through Sunday, November 30.
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Levine Presents | Sound & Fury: Music at the Edge of Silence
A powerful program of 20th-century works shaped by war, exile, and resilience.
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Community Sing with Micah Hendler
Community Sings bring people of all ages and skill levels together to create beautiful music.
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Wassailing in Mt. Pleasant
Celebrate the winter season with Micah Hendler.
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Performance Week
During Performance Week private lesson students perform for a group of teachers offering written feedback.
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Lecture | The Eternal Optimism of the American Musical
Featuring performances by Joey Clark and Levine chorus members, this event showcases Broadway songs that speak to themes of unity, hope, and peace.
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Winter Break
All Levine Campuses are closed for Winter Break Monday, December 22 through Sunday, January 4.
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Gospel Sing with Roderick Giles & Micah Hendler
Join DC gospel musician Roderick Giles and Micah Hendler for a special evening learning and breathing this powerful vocal tradition.
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Lecture | Discovering Bach’s Chaconne and Other Masterworks for Solo Violin
Join violin faculty members Kimberly Galva and Yan Izquierdo with composition chair Evan Meier to discover how Bach transformed traditional dances and adapted elaborate contrapuntal writing for the solo violin.
