Since her time at Levine studying flute with Karen Johnson, Alex Hamburger has been busy combining sonorous flute playing and “haunting singing” (All About Jazz) into music inspired by the diverse and ever-changing female voice. Her latest album, And She Spoke (2021), brims with original compositions heavily inspired by poetry written through the female voice […]
Our new director of Capital City Voices at Levine will sing jazz classics. In-person tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, and FREE for all Levine students. Online […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Join us for an evening of early music by Black European composers Joseph Bologne, Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges (Paris 1745-1799), and Charles Ignatius Sancho (London 1729-1789). In addition to his composing talents, Bologne was a famous French violinist, conductor, and fencer. Sancho was a renowned author, journalist, entrepreneur, abolitionist, and the first Black Briton to […]
Poet Langston Hughes and composer/bandleader Duke Ellington interpreted the American experience through sounds and words. Join us for an evening of music, poetry, and to explore the lives of these […]
Join us for an interactive performance and presentation with Levine alumnus and choir director, Micah Hendler. Micah Hendler is a musical changemaker working to harness the power in each of […]
This event will take place as scheduled on Saturday, April 23 at 7 PM at the DC Campus: NW and streaming online. Canções da America From the Musical Imagination of […]
Blending the traditional music of South Africa with American Jazz music, trumpeter, bandleader, and composer Hugh Masekela is regarded as giving birth to jazz as it sounds today in South Africa as well as being an ambassador of this music to the rest of the world. His music protested apartheid, slavery, government, and the hardships […]
Join guest artist Frederic Chiu's master class for Levine’s advanced piano students as they play the music of Sergei Prokofiev and other modern composers! This event is part of the Piano Department’s 2021-2022 Season, titled Modern Music: 20th Century and Beyond. With safety foremost in mind, Levine Music has developed protocols to protect you and […]