Campus Health Guidelines

When Not to Come to Campus We ask all community members to stay home or go home if they are feeling sick or exhibiting symptoms of any respiratory illness, including COVID-19, RSV, influenza, and others. If you or your child are exhibiting symptoms or feeling unwell,...

2025 Charles and Ruth Williams Voice Competition Winners

Named in memory of longtime Levine voice faculty member Charles Williams and his wife, Ruth Williams, this competition is open to Levine students ages 13 and up. The 2025 competition took place on Sunday, March 9, 2025. Contestants in the Youth and Adult divisions...

2025 Cogen Concerto Competition Winners

The Ruth P. Cogen Competition was established by the Board of Trustees of Levine Music in 1983 to honor Ruth Cogen, one of the school’s founders and its first chair of the Board of Trustees. The 2025 Competition took place on Sunday, February 9, 2025. Each...

Celebrating Black History Through Musical Discovery

This Black History Month, we partnered with Artivate at Levine artist Deacon Izzy of 1Stop for a special video. Deacon Izzy reminds us that Black History Month invites us all to be students and is an opportunity to explore the countless Black artists who have had and...

Levine Music Welcomes Two New Trustees

Levine Music is excited to announce the appointment of two accomplished individuals to our Board of Trustees: Jeanie Collins Carr and Dr. Robert Plovnick. Each brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and passion for education and the arts, furthering Levine’s...

Celebrating Musical Roots in Native American Heritage

Do you love contemporary genres like blues, jazz, rock, and soul? Modern music styles were built on a foundation created by Native American communities. Native American music, with its diverse traditions and rich history, is rooted in centuries-old practices. This...

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Through Musical Discovery

Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated annually from September 15 to October 15, honors the histories, cultures, and contributions of individuals from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. As music students and educators, we can celebrate this...