Original sentence: Levin has also been conductor of several youth orchestras; he is currently the principal conductor of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra
Edited sentence: A large number of talented near-professional musicians led him to treat the group as a professional orchestra in regards to his repertoire selection, rather than the orchestra students that the FSYO was originally created for the purpose of educating.Harold Levin has also composed "Meditation on the Twin Towers", a piece based on the events of September 11, 2001.Harold Levin studied viola with Michael Tree, Donald McInnes, Raymond Stilwell, Robert Slaughter, and David Holland.He is currently serving his second year as the principal conductor of the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra.His composition teachers include Charles Wuorinen, Joel Hoffman, and Ernesto Pellegrini.However the initial success of the concert may have caused Dr.Levin failed to take notice of the displeasure shown in the wind section and concluded the season with the overture to Tchaikowsky's "Romeo and Juliet", a remarkable piece, but one in which the unpaid brass section largely slept through, and a large part of the senior symphonic members graduated that year with varying degrees of disappointment in the orchestral educational experience that they had received.Levin has also been conductor of several youth orchestras in Indiana and New Jersey, and has conducted and performed at summer festivals in Colorado, Michigan, Tennessee, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Massachussets.Levin to lose sight of the level of musicians he was dealing with.Levin's first year as the conductor of the FSYO Symphonic Orchestra was initially marked with success as the group performed "Overture to the Corsairs" by Hector Berlioz, "Prelude in Eb Minor" by Shostakovich, and Berstein's excerpts from "West Side Story".One source remarked how the most pertinent thing that he learned in that part of the season was "how much fun you can have with animal crackers in the back of the orchestra rehearsal.Subsequent extensive rehearsals of Sibelius: Symphony Number One in E Minor caused many of the brasswind players, especially the senior trumpet section, to become frustrated with the lack of exposure they were receiving to the orchestral literature, despite the near $400 fees that the FSYO required for membership