(Grades 5-8)
First Act, the newest Act Two @ Levine program, is designed to provide musical theatre students the building blocks of what they will need in the theatre world.
(All Ages)
Levine's monthly jazz jams are a great opportunity for musicians of any age and proficiency to experience jazz from the inside. In a fun and structured environment facilitated by Levine jazz faculty members, musicians will get a chance to play and improvise on a couple well-known jazz standards. In addition to facilitating the session, the Levine faculty will also provide general instruction and specific guidance where necessary. Jam sessions are a musical environment that everyone regardless of skill level can benefit from and enjoy, so you don't need to worry about being perfectly prepared.
All you need to do is come out and play!
Visit the Levine's calendar to learn more about upcoming jams.
(Ages 9-13)
Take your singing to new heights this summer! This choral music camp is offered, in partnership with the Levine School of Music, by Children's Chorus of Washington, the winner of Best Choral Group Award of 2012 Washington Area Music Awards, with instruction by Joan Gregoryk (Founder & Artistic Director). Students will experience the joy of choral music through a wide variety of repertoire including classical, folk, jazz/blues, and Broadway while developing proper voice technique and learning music theory. No auditions necessary; no prior experience required.
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(Adults)
Designed for the adult learner, this engaging class provides a survey of 19th and early 20th Century vocal music in its many forms, including opera, oratorio, art songs (lieder & chansons), choral music, religious music, operetta, blues, and popular songs. Music-reading ability is helpful but not required.
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(Ages 13-18)
Designed for students with at least 6 months experience on their instrument, this class gives students the opportunity to rock out by exploring popular rock 'n roll music of the past fifty years, and possibly creating their own songs, in a coached, fun environment. All instruments are welcome, and each band will typically consist of guitarists (electric and acoustic), keyboardist, vocalist, bassist, and drummer. Topics covered include ensemble skills, song selection, chart reading, improvisation, songwriting, and performance skills. The summer session culminates in a recorded performance during the final class.
Note: Amplifiers, a drumset and an upright piano are provided. Students should bring their own instruments and other gear, as well as a notepad and pencil.
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(Adults)
The perfect birthday or Father’s Day gift! Take your playing to the next level with this intense rock 'n roll experience. Designed for all levels of guitar players, bass players, drummers and singers, you'll be matched with other like-minded musicians and receive hours of professional coaching with your group. Finish the class performing covers or original songs on stage at an area concert venue.
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(Age 15 - Adult)
Audition season is coming -- are you ready? Do you have a school or career related audition coming up that you would like some help preparing for? Then this is the class for you! Our four-session crash course teaches you basic audition skills and techniques designed to help maximize the outcome of your next audition. With an emphasis on musical preparation, performer etiquette, and overall presentation, this class shows you how to audition at the highest level.
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(Age 15 to Adult)
Valuable information for all singers! This unique one-day workshop covers facts and debunks myths of how the voice really works. Students learn easy steps for keeping the voice well, and more aggressive regimens to follow if the voice is sick.
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(Ages 3 1/2 -10)
Not sure which instrument inspires your child the most? Seeing, hearing and learning about the flute, guitar, violin, viola, cello and piano may help! Open to students 3 ½ through 10 years of age and their parents, this sampler class provides an opportunity for exploration through an introduction to a different instrument each day. In addition, parents are introduced to the Suzuki Method philosophy and what the Suzuki Package at Levine is all about. Please note: families interested in traditional instruction are also welcome.
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This fun and engaging camp is a great way for students who are interested in cello to get a head start on Fall, and discover the wonder of the instrument. Students learn proper instrument setup, technique, and simple repertoire in a group setting, and even participate in a final class performance on Friday!
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(Ages 12-18)
Ideal for students switching into viola for the school year! Designed for current violinists who want to explore adding or switching to viola, this three-week camp provides both group work and individual instruction through a master class setting. Students focus on technical fundamentals, including sound production, posture, and reading alto clef, and prepare to perform their first piece on viola at the last class session!
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(Ages 9-12)
This engaging piano camp provides an introduction to piano for beginning piano students (with no prior piano experience). Students learn beginning piano technique, note reading, and active listening skills.
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(Ages 7-11)
The summer is a perfect time for a child to experience drumming for the first time. This week-long class will introduce older children to basic hand drumming skills, including rhythmic ear training and improvisation, in a fun and nurturing environment. Students can elect to continue their drumming experience in our Drums Around the World class, held throughout the Fall and Spring semesters.
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(Ages 5-6)
The summer is a perfect time for a child to experience drumming for the first time. This week-long class introduces basic hand drumming skills, including rhythmic ear training and improvisation, in a fun and nurturing environment. Designed for young beginners, this class is a great introduction to our Exploring Drums class, held each Fall and Spring.
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(Ages 8-13)
Were you born to rock? At Levine, students experience what it's like to work together in a professional-style rock band in this 8-week rock n' roll experience. Whether you play guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, or sing, we pair you with other like-minded musicians around the same age and ability. Learn teamwork, chart reading, improvisation, rehearsal techniques, and performance skills. Each group handpicks a three-song set list and masters each song under the careful guidance of a professional musician and musical director. Classes meet for 7 weeks, culminating in a live performance on the 8th week. Students should have at least 6 months of experience on their instruments.
Please note: This class is for students ages 8-13. Levine also offers Rock Band for Teens (ages 13-18) and Rock Band for Adults.
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(Ages 13-18)
Designed for students with at least 6 months experience on their instrument, this class gives students the opportunity to rock out by exploring popular rock 'n roll music of the past fifty years, and possibly creating their own songs, in a coached, fun environment. All instruments are welcome, and each band will typically consist of guitarists (electric and acoustic), keyboardist, vocalist, bassist, and drummer. Topics covered include ensemble skills, song selection, chart reading, improvisation, songwriting, and performance skills. Each session meets for 7 weeks, culminating in a recorded performance on the 8th week. Amplifiers, a drumset and an upright piano are provided. Students should bring their own instruments and other gear, as well as a notepad and pencil.
Please note: This class is for students ages 13-18. Levine also offers Rock Band for Youth (ages 8-13) and Rock Band for Adults.
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(ages 4-6)
This is an energizing 15-week group for young students to address fine and gross motor development. Each group will be led by a Board Certified Music Therapist who will utilize a variety of music experiences such as movement games, dancing, and stretching.
NW DC Campus (2/6/2013 - 5/15/2013)
Wednesdays, 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Virginia Campus (2/5/2013 - 5/14/2013)
Tuesdays, 3:00 - 4:00 PM
(ages 12-18)
A 15-week group great for adolescents ages 12 to 18 who are interested in technology and music while needing assistance in developing appropriate social skills and improving skills related to team work, problem solving, and decision making. Students will explore new programs offered on computers to create their own music video, songs, or musical compilations in a small group.
NW DC Campus (2/6/13 - 5/15/13)
Wednesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM
(ages 12-18)
This is a 15-week interactive group for adolescents to develop singing skills, learn new repertoire, and be a part of an ensemble is a fun, safe, and supportive environment led by a Board Certified Music Therapist.
NW DC Campus (2/6/13 - 5/15/13)
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:00 PM
(ages 6-11)
This 15-week group will provide musical opportunities for children ages 6 to 11 who need a healthy outlet to express emotions and develop appropriate social skills for communicating with peers and adults. Instruments, movement, singing, games, and group music making will all be used to address social skills.
NW DC Campus (2/5/13 - 5/14/13)
Wednesdays, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
VA Campus (2/6/13 - 5/15/13)
Tuesdays, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Please contact the music therapy department for more information and to enroll.
(High School)
The Pre-Professional Program is a full-year, comprehensive training program that will stage three black box productions at various theatres in the DC area.
(Ages 8 - 12)
Treble Voices is a vocal enrichment program that helps young singers develop skills that are important in singing and in life. Carefully targeted for children ages 8-12, this performing ensemble teaches students the musicianship skills and character building required for ensemble singing. Students learn basic vocal technique, music theory, and sightsinging, which are skills that are vital to their development as young musicians.
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(Middle and High School)
Mainstage Productions offer middle and high school students the opportunity to participate in a fully staged production. Students explore character development, performance skills, movement, vocal coachings and many other theatre skills.
(Ages 7 - 18)
Who knew the violin could be so versatile! In this workshop, violin students play a wide variety of ensemble pieces, from Bach to Björk. Each group learns four songs, to be prepared and memorized ahead of time with their private teachers. The repertoire includes two classical pieces along with a traditional fiddle or jazz tune and a contemporary pop song! The groups rehearse the music during the Saturday two-hour workshop, then participate in a dress rehearsal on Sunday, followed by a final performance on Sunday afternoon.
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(Ages 16 - 22)
This monthly class provides advanced jazz guitar students with the opportunity to learn repertoire and play with each other in a coached environment. Students learn jazz repertoire similar to the requirements of a typical college undergraduate jazz program application. In each class, students analyze one or two songs from the standard repertoire, explore exercises in improvisation, listen to and discuss various recordings, and sight read as a group. Students may join upon the recommendation of their current Levine instructor.
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