Levi Whitworth (he/him) is an Adelaide-based Australian composer and percussionist, specialising in wind orchestra and percussion ensemble music.

Levi's work as a composer has been recognized with his piece Mountain - A Portrait in Three Parts being shortlisted for the inaugural Adelaide Wind Orchestra Composition Contest in 2019. He was commissioned by Unley Concert Band to write The Double Blues, a stage march celebrating the band's 25th anniversary in 2022, and in 2023 he was once again shortlisted for the Adelaide Wind Orchestra Composition Contest, with his piece Nebulæ ultimately being selected as the winner.

Levi's greatest interests lie in both music creation and education. With influences spanning western classical, contemporary wind band, cool jazz, and post-hardcore rock, he is passionate about writing, arranging, performing, and enjoying all genres of music. As an instrumental tutor, ensemble director, and music educator, he is also dedicated to inspiring and nurturing the next generation of young musicians.

The @wasbe1 opening ceremony was beautiful! Such an atmosphere of global harmony and unity through music. @gwangju_philharmoni_or @spanishbrass and @usnavyband all performed wonderfully, this week is really going to be something special
After 38 hours of non-stop traveling and sight-seeing, we have finally arrived at our accommodation 🫠 @adlwindorchestra @wasbe1
This morning I'm heading off to South Korea to perform with the Adelaide Wind Orchestra at the @wasbe1 International Conference! Prepare for this account to be either the busiest it's ever been, or entirely dead for the next week!
If you happen to be near Carrollton, Georgia this Sunday, you should check out the West Georgia Chamber Music Festival, where some of the kind folks at @uwestga will be performing my Saxophone Quartet Number One! Pictured: The theme tune that inspire
New wind band piece done and dusted! This was the first piece that I've attempted to write for a specific difficulty level & time limit right from the original planning stage. I don't really know if I succeeded, but it was fun, and I'm happy with
For nine years, my creative process has, at some point, involved tucking myself away in this corner for hours at a time (usually with no natural light) while inputting music into Sibelius. Every musical idea I've had for almost a decade has been writ
Yesterday at work we got a new set of Evans dB One drumheads. They sound great, look great, and feel great. I look forward to using these for some of my drum lessons!

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