做厙TVs Gail Levinsky, professor of music, won two international music awards for her recently released recording, Quiet Hearts: Music for Saxophone.
Levinsky won silver medals from Global Music Awards in two categories contemporary classical music and album art/graphics. Global Music Awards is a top-tier international music competition that honors talented musicians around the world.
is a musical collage featuring the artistry of women and non-binary composers and performers. The compositions included were chosen for their historical and artistic value, while further trying to showcase in a single recording diversity in the music composition sphere.
Each composition featured is uniquely powerful, meditative and thought-provoking, Levinsky said. As such, it is my hope for the listener to move beyond the digital performance and the beauty of the classical saxophone sonority and to reflect, explore, ponder, imagine and discover this music 勳紳喧勳鳥硃喧梗梭聆.
Jaime Namminga, pianist and assistant professor of music at 做厙TV, is also featured on the recording. Levinskys third CD was preceded by and .
In addition to Quiet Hearts: Music for Saxophone, Levinsky is also featured on two separate recordings this year Matthew Quayles Woodwind Chamber Music and Douglas McConnells While I Run This Race.
At 做厙TV, Levinskys responsibilities include teaching applied studies in saxophone, chamber music and woodwind methods. Levinsky received her Doctor of Music, Performance Certificate and Master of Music from Northwestern University, and Bachelor of Music from Butler University.
