Gail B. Levinsky is a saxophonist and educator based in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. Serving on the faculty of Susquehanna University since 2000 where her responsibilities include teaching applied studies in saxophone, chamber music, and woodwind methods. As a solo and chamber artist, Dr. Levinsky has presented recitals nationally and internationally featuring new works by Marilyn Shrude, Patrick Long, Jonathan Green, Stephanie Berg, Douglas McConnell, Mathew Quayle, Andrea Clearfield, Frank Ferko, and others. ​In addition to her performance schedule, she regularly presents clinics at state music education symposiums, including the MENC Eastern Region Conference, Music Education Association conferences in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Deleware, and the Midwest Band & Orchestra Clinic. Her publications are varied and consist of the updated edition of Rosemary Lang’s “Beginning Altissimo Method” (Ensemble Publications); Music for Saxophone & Organ (Lyceum Publications), the saxophone chapters “Teaching Woodwinds: A Guide for Students and Teachers” (Mountain Peak Music), and a saxophone choir arrangement of Tomás Victoria’s “O Vos Omnes”.  ​Dr. Levinsky completed her graduate degrees (DM, Performer’s Certificate, MM) from Northwestern University and her Bachelor of Music Education degree from Butler University.