Touted as a “community leader” by the Las Vegas Review-Journal for her impactful arts advocacy, Alexandria has transformed lives through programs she has founded and led. She also contributes her expertise to other arts organizations as a trusted consultant and board member. She served on the executive board of the Las Vegas Music Teachers Association, where she was honored with a nomination to serve as president—an opportunity she respectfully declined to focus on larger artistic initiatives—and is a former board member of Opera Las Vegas.
Interactive Performance for 4th graders
Notes with a Purpose
Alexandria founded Notes with a Purpose in June of 2016, an award-winning music foundation based in Las Vegas. In the span of 4 years, Notes with a Purpose served over 12,500 children and 4,000 adults with high-quality arts programs throughout 56 elementary schools and 8 community partnerships. In Fall 2025, they will join Carnegie Hall as an international partner.
Round table about multi-disciplinary arts engagement at Skidmore College.
University Engagement
Alexandria inspires the next generation of college students in universities across the country with presentations ranging in a multitude of topics, from arts entrepreneurship to artistic programming. She currently serves as faculty at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where she teaches solo piano literature and piano pedagogy. She also steps in to teach during faculty sabbaticals, contributing to both the academic and artistic life of the piano program.
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Piano Institute
Alexandria curated an annual three-day program of workshops, presentations, and performances (“How to Ace Life With Your Music Skills”) for the 80+ piano majors at the Grammy award-winning arts magnet high school. Students reported a 2.5-point average increase (on a 5-point scale) in confidence and self-esteem in their music-making and presentation skills.
Brooklyn piano class students
Teaching Artist work with Carnegie Hall and Nevada Arts Council
From 2012-2014, Alexandria was a Teaching Artist for Carnegie Hall’s Weill Education, performing over 60 outreach performances at schools, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and jails. She also co-led a piano class in Brooklyn for 4th and 5th graders. She is currently a Teaching Artist for the Nevada Arts Council.
Opera Las Vegas Board Service
During her year of board service with Opera Las Vegas—coinciding with the first year of the pandemic—Alexandria played a pivotal role in securing the company’s stability and positioning it for long-term growth. She drove the two largest donations in its 24-year history, led it to its first sold-out performance, recruited pro bono legal counsel that successfully negotiated with the local union, hired its first professional development team, and vetted the marketing consultant behind the organization’s successful rebrand.
Banner: Las Vegas-Review Journal’s feature article on Notes with a Purpose on the Arts and Culture cover page.