Dena Levine

Dena Levine, D.M.A., is an Associate Professor of Music and Director of the Classical Concert Series at Seton Hall University's College of Communication and the Arts. As co-founder of the award-winning Laurel Trio, she has performed at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, Tanglewood, and Marlboro Music Festivals, with international performances in Taiwan, Europe, and Asia.

• Specializes in chamber music education and collaborative piano
• Recipient of multiple grants from the Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation
• Co-founded Portland Chamber Music Festival (1994-2010)
• Active adjudicator for music competitions and festivals

Her research interests span classical music performance practices, interdisciplinary arts collaborations, and music festival programming. Recent performances include recitals at Princeton University, the Sigal Museum, and the Maplewood Chamber Music Workshop.

• University Research Council Grant (2010)
• Faculty Enrichment Leave Award (2005)
• Laurel Trio's Concert Artists Guild Competition victory (1995)

As an administrator, Dr. Levine has served as Acting Chair of the Department of Communication and the Arts, coordinated the Portland Chamber Music Festival, and contributed to numerous university committees including Faculty Senate and Core Curriculum review. She maintains an active performance schedule while mentoring students and organizing campus music programs.