“…a passionate and involved player…who is so adept at painting tonal pictures.”
— New York Concert Review

”…with grace and skill…she present[ed] difficult passages with aplomb.”
— Las Vegas Review-Journal

 
 

Alexandria’s solo performances brings her to the world’s most illustrious stages—from Carnegie Hall in New York City to the Salle Cortot in Paris—to the most intimate of venues like the French Embassy in New York City and the Hamptons’ Parrish Art Museum.

She is a winner of over twenty first-prize music awards and a laureate of the prestigious Pro Musicis International Award. Alexandria enjoys seamlessly pivoting between performing as a solo pianist, a collaborative pianist, and an orchestral pianist, as is seen when she is soloing in Liszt’s Totentanz with the Las Vegas Young Artists Orchestra, performing in small chamber ensembles, or playing piano and celeste in Bugs Bunny at the Symphony. She has also worked with conductors Harry Bicket and Susanna Mälkki, composers John Corigliano, Steve Reich, Andy Akiho, and Paul Wiancko, and groups like the Contemporary Chamber Players, Las Vegas Philharmonic, and Opera Las Vegas.

From 2012-2014, she performed with Ensemble Connect (the fellowship program of Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School, and Carnegie Hall’s Weill Institute of Music). She has served as piano staff through multiple residencies and summer programs at The Banff Centre (tucked inside the picturesque Canadian Rockies) and is currently on faculty at the PRISMA Festival (along the Sunshine Coast of western Canada). Her playing appears on Centaur Records with flutist Suzanne Snizek; their latest release was in April 2024 which can be heard on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music. The upcoming album releasing in 2025 will feature solo and chamber works. Alexandria feels profoundly honored to have those recorded tracks appear on Canada’s upcoming federally-sponsored documentaries on the Holocaust and other human rights atrocities.

Over the past 15 years, she has merged her passion of performing with the desire to connect with audiences. Fluid and adept at simultaneously performing and producing, she has created programs and concert series bridging classical music to new audiences:

  • Founder and Artistic Director, Las Vegas Wine & Music Festival | A three-day chamber music festival that gathered 23 world-class artists (including Philip Setzer, Carol Wincenc, Frank Morelli, Alan Kay, Pedro Diaz, Arnold Choi, and Clara Lyon, among others) and celebrated music and wine pairings.

  • Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director, Re-Classified | Merging classical music with state-of-the-art A/V technology through innovative programming.

  • Artistic Director, RDA Performs | A new, intimate concert series inside the Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum.

  • Founder and Executive Artistic Director, Notes with a Purpose | She is recognized as a community arts leader through her music nonprofit work which uplifts communities in Las Vegas.

Dr. Le holds three piano performance degrees from the Eastman School of Music and SUNY Stony Brook, where she received her Doctorate of Musical Arts.

She is an official Yamaha Artist. She currently resides in her hometown of Las Vegas with her partner, Leland Kantas, and her German Shepherd dog, Koda.

Read about her educational reach and background here.

Watch Now

The Young Artists Orchestra performs Liszt’s Totentanz (“Dance of Death”) with pianist Alexandria Le under Founder & Music Director, Yunior Lopez. Recorded live. (Click on video.)

Mozart's "12 Variations on Ah! Vous dirai-je Maman" is a wonderful traipse off of the familiar "Twinkle Twinkle." Before it was "Twinkle," it was a famous French nursery rhyme in the 1700s.

Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue performed by Alexandria Le with the Young Artists Orchestra at The Smith Center on May 2025.

Sofia Gubaidulina’s provacative Chaconne, written in 1962, is a theme and seven variations based off a short harmonic progression. This was performed at Alexandria’s final DMA recital.

24-hour quarantine challenge: Learn Flight of the Bumblebee in a day!

Performance Calendar
Fall 2024 - Spring 2025

Next Up:

PRISMA Festival in Powell River, BC (June 2025) |

Next Up: PRISMA Festival in Powell River, BC (June 2025) |

April 13, 2025, 2 PM
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue for the 10th Anniversary of LVYAO
with the Young Artists Orchestra of Las Vegas (Yunior Lopez, conductor)
The Smith Center, Reynolds Hall | Las Vegas, NV
Tickets: Info here


February 27, 2025 7:30 PM
Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G major
with the Henderson Symphony Orchestra (Alexandra Arrieche, conductor)
Artemus W. Ham Hall, University of Nevada-Las Vegas | Las Vegas, NV
Tickets: Info here


January 25, 2025, time TBD
Alexandria Le and Friends of the Henderson Symphony Orchestra
Freedom Hall, Anthem | Henderson, NV
More information here.


December 12, 2024, 6 PM
Rita Deanin Abbey Museum Performs
curated by RDA Performs’ Artistic Director, Alexandria Le
Rita Deanin Abbey Museum | Las Vegas, NV
RDA Member Invitation Only: Info here


December 7, 2024 , 7:30 PM
Las Vegas Philharmonic Presents: A Very Vegas Christmas
conducted by George Daugherty
The Smith Center | Las Vegas, NV
Tickets here: Las Vegas Philharmonic


November 27, 2024 , 3 PM
Yunior Lopez and Friends - An Afternoon of Chamber Music
Sahara West Library | Las Vegas, NV
Tickets and info here


October 17, 2024, 11:30 AM - 12:45 PM
Suzanne Snizek (flutist) & Alexandria Le
Lecture-Recital by Dr. Suzanne Snizek
Dr. Arturo-Rando Grillot Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas | Las Vegas, NV
Free event, please contact us for info


October 5, 2024 , 7:30 PM
The Beatles 60th Anniversary Concert
with the Las Vegas Philharmonic
The Smith Center | Las Vegas, NV
Tickets here: Las Vegas Philharmonic

Concerts are continuously added
throughout the calendar year.