Presenting Pianist Beth Levin

Migratory V Presents a Virtual Recital featuring

Pianist Beth Levin
virtual recital

A Little Late Music by Yehudi Wyner
1. Reinhold Brinkmann….Warum! Wyner
2. Christoph Wolff Wyner
3. A Little Late Music Wyner

Beethoven F Major Variations, op. 34 Beethoven

Chopin Mazurka op. 17 #4 Chopin

Pages From a Plague Diary (August, 2020) by Frank Brickle
world premiere performance
1. Shantih Brickle shantih
2. Another Round Brickle
3. Song Brickle Plague Diary

Brooklyn-based pianist Beth Levin
is celebrated as a bold interpreter of challenging works, from the Romantic canon to leading modernist composers. The New York Times praised her “fire and originality,” while The New Yorker called her playing “revelatory.” Fanfare described Levin’s artistry as “fierce in its power,” with “a huge range of colors.”

Beth Levin’s Brooklyn

Debuting as a child prodigy with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age twelve, Levin was subsequently taught and guided by legendary pianists such as Rudolf Serkin, Leonard Shure and Dorothy Taubman. Another of her teachers, Paul Badura-Skoda, praised Levin as “a pianist of rare qualities and the highest professional caliber.” Her deep well of experience allows an intuitive connection to the great pianistic traditions, to Bach, to Mozart, to Beethoven.

autumn colors in Brooklyn

Critics hail the immediacy of her performances. “Levin plays with a rare percussive audacity, making notes and phrases that usually rush by in the background stand out in high relief,” writes Richard Brody in The New Yorker.

BIO
Beth Levin Discography

A Little Late Music by Yehudi Wyner
1. Reinhold Brinkmann….Warum! Wyner
2. Christoph Wolff Wyner
3. A Little Late Music Wyner

Beethoven F Major Variations, op. 34 Beethoven

Chopin Mazurka op. 17 #4 Chopin

xFrank Brickle Pages From a Plague Diary (August, 2020)
world premiere performance
1. Shantih Brickle shantih
2. Another Round Brickle
3. Song Brickle Plague Diary