Ensemble 212 - Musicians

Marc Levine is an active performer and teacher in New York City and Long Island. Regular performances in many genres at Stony Brook University and with Ensemble 212 are among his many engagements throughout the year. A former member of the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, Marc is not only an informed performer of new music, but of early music as well. On the baroque violin Marc is a member of the Naumberg Early Instrument Players, Stony Brook Baroque, and the new group Embellissez. As an orchestral musician, Marc has held concertmaster positions at Indiana University, Stony Brook University, and the Amherst Early Music Institute all of which included the leading of opera productions, Marc's specialty. Marc teaches at the Stony Brook University pre-college program, the Rose Academy of Music and also serves as Assistant Conductor to the Stony Brook opera program. Past appointments have included Assistant Instructor of Violin positions at both Indiana University and Stony Brook University.

Marc holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Stony Brook University and Masters and Bachelor of Music degrees from Indiana University. His teachers include Pamela Frank, Ani Kavafian, Franco Gulli, Henryk Kowalski, and Young-Nam Kim.