Lindsay Levin, M.A., is a fun-loving, energetic singer, actress,
and educator with a passion for early childhood music education.
She believes strongly in the Kindermusik program and has
served as President of the California Kindermusik Educators'
Association and California State Representative for the
Partnership of Kindermusik Educators. Lindsay has also been
designated by Kindermusik International as a Maestro
"recognized for exceptional service!" For more information
about "Miss" Lindsay, check out pages 18-21 of this Danville
Weekly article.
Education & Musical Background
"Miss" Lindsay has performed in musicals since the age of ten
and graduated from Northgate High School at the top of her
class. She then studied Vocal Performance at Northwestern
University's renowned School of Music and graduated cum laude
with a degree in Education. Lindsay has also completed her
Master's degree in Education. She is proud to continue her
Kindermusik education by attending and speaking at regional
and international Kindermusik training events on a regular basis.
Lindsay maintains an active connection to the world of the
performing arts by participating in live theatre. She has recently
held featured roles in three award-nominated productions: the
farce "Drop Dead!" with Antioch Rivertown Theatre (nominated
for several Shellie Awards), "The Music Man" with Diablo Light
Opera Company (nominated for several Shellies and the Bay
Area Critics Circle Awards "Best Production - Musical" & "Best
Ensemble - Musical"), and the Sondheim masterpiece "Into the
Woods" with CTA Crossroads Theatre (nominated in every
category of the Bay Area Critics Circle Awards!) Lindsay is proud
to have worked and studied with Bay Area musical theatre
legends Claire Yarrington, Jeffrey Bihr, Barrett Lindsay-
Steiner, and Paul Plain as well as Broadway singer/actress
Jodie Langel, Broadway Music Director Kim Steiner, and
world-renowned musical director Michael Lavine. Lindsay has
also studied voice, ballet, jazz, tap, and acting at California
Theatre Arts in Walnut Creek.
Teaching Background
Lindsay has taught music, drama, reading, math, and literature
to students newborn - 85 years of age. Her
first teaching job involved producing musical variety shows at a
camp for senior citizens. She then went on to run a childcare
center for the YMCA, tutor students at her synagogue in tefillot
(prayers, usually sung) and trope (the Torah's musical notation
system), and student-taught 9th, 11th, and 12th grade English
during her California State Teacher Credential Program. Finally,
for the past seven years, Lindsay has been teaching
high-quality, developmentally-appropriate music classes to
children and their families throughout the Bay Area.
E-mail "Miss" Lindsay...
What Parents Say...
and educator with a passion for early childhood music education.
She believes strongly in the Kindermusik program and has
served as President of the California Kindermusik Educators'
Association and California State Representative for the
Partnership of Kindermusik Educators. Lindsay has also been
designated by Kindermusik International as a Maestro
"recognized for exceptional service!" For more information
about "Miss" Lindsay, check out pages 18-21 of this Danville
Weekly article.
Education & Musical Background
"Miss" Lindsay has performed in musicals since the age of ten
and graduated from Northgate High School at the top of her
class. She then studied Vocal Performance at Northwestern
University's renowned School of Music and graduated cum laude
with a degree in Education. Lindsay has also completed her
Master's degree in Education. She is proud to continue her
Kindermusik education by attending and speaking at regional
and international Kindermusik training events on a regular basis.
Lindsay maintains an active connection to the world of the
performing arts by participating in live theatre. She has recently
held featured roles in three award-nominated productions: the
farce "Drop Dead!" with Antioch Rivertown Theatre (nominated
for several Shellie Awards), "The Music Man" with Diablo Light
Opera Company (nominated for several Shellies and the Bay
Area Critics Circle Awards "Best Production - Musical" & "Best
Ensemble - Musical"), and the Sondheim masterpiece "Into the
Woods" with CTA Crossroads Theatre (nominated in every
category of the Bay Area Critics Circle Awards!) Lindsay is proud
to have worked and studied with Bay Area musical theatre
legends Claire Yarrington, Jeffrey Bihr, Barrett Lindsay-
Steiner, and Paul Plain as well as Broadway singer/actress
Jodie Langel, Broadway Music Director Kim Steiner, and
world-renowned musical director Michael Lavine. Lindsay has
also studied voice, ballet, jazz, tap, and acting at California
Theatre Arts in Walnut Creek.
Teaching Background
Lindsay has taught music, drama, reading, math, and literature
to students newborn - 85 years of age. Her
first teaching job involved producing musical variety shows at a
camp for senior citizens. She then went on to run a childcare
center for the YMCA, tutor students at her synagogue in tefillot
(prayers, usually sung) and trope (the Torah's musical notation
system), and student-taught 9th, 11th, and 12th grade English
during her California State Teacher Credential Program. Finally,
for the past seven years, Lindsay has been teaching
high-quality, developmentally-appropriate music classes to
children and their families throughout the Bay Area.
E-mail "Miss" Lindsay...
What Parents Say...
"Miss Lindsay is truly wonderful!! She loves each and every child/ baby and delights in seeing them interact with music." - Village parent "Miss Lindsay was the best part of the class! She engages the children and makes it so fun for the kids and parents." - Our Time parent "Miss Lindsay is more than a music teacher...She is an important part of the lives of the children she teaches. She brings such a passion to teaching - the kids feel it and light up around her." - Imagine That! parent "Miss Lindsay sounds like a Disney Princess!" - Young Child parent "I want to let you know how much Roxy and Grandma Carolyn are enjoying and benefiting from Kindermusik. I can see Roxy developing in many exciting ways. She LOVES the CD and the book. In fact, she demands to read The Rhythm of My Day about 15 times a day. She sways, twirls, bounces, and claps regularly to music, and a new development is that she sings notes and waits for us to mimic her, instead of us singing first and her matching our pitch. She's taking the lead! I worked on minor thirds with her last week and will dance with her to syncopated rhythms this week. This has also been a bonding experience for Roxy and Grandma. Thanks for the class and the emails!" - Village, Our Time, & Imagine That! parent |
About Miss Lindsay
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