This is Robert Levin

Robert Levin is one of America's leading keyboard players in the early instruments movement, but maintains a large repertory in all major periods and genres of piano music. He is equally at home at the harpsichord, the fortepiano, and the standard pianoforte, and as a recitalist, concerto performer, and accompanist. In addition, he is recognized as an authoritative scholar on the Classical and Baroque periods. ~Source




"Levin believes that anyone can have fun listening to great music, and he is very talented to communicate his fascination for music. Whether you never listened to classical music in your life, or you are an accomplished musician, you will hear music differently after listening to him. "~Jean-Francois Charles

So as a duty of plus 94 Records I like to compile his lectures in to one place, 

Robert Levin Mozart lectures

Part 1


part 2

Part 3 


Extra videos 

• Pianist Robert Levin talks about improvisation


• Robert levin Composing Mozart


• Improvising Mozart with Robert Levin

Part 1

Part 2 

Isuru chamara (Plus94records) 

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