Alexandria is a Las Vegas native whose career blends world-class artistry with a deep commitment to education and community impact. Described as “a warm, animated, outgoing, confident, hyper-talented pianist whose greatest asset is her incomparable power to communicate” (Boston Musical Intelligencer), she has performed in some of the world’s most prestigious concert halls—including Carnegie Hall and Salle Cortot—as well as in the most underserved spaces, such as the jails of Rikers Island and the Las Vegas Rescue Mission.
A graduate of the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, Alexandria earned sixteen first-prize awards and performed with every regional orchestra in Las Vegas before attending the Eastman School of Music and completing her Doctorate of Musical Arts at SUNY Stony Brook. In 2011, she made her Carnegie Hall solo debut as a laureate of the Pro Musicis International Award. She then served as pianist, teaching artist, and Fellow with Ensemble Connect, led by Carnegie Hall, Juilliard, and the NYC Department of Education.
Returning home to Las Vegas in 2014, Alexandria founded Notes with a Purpose, a nonprofit dedicated to harnessing music’s transformative and healing power. Through NWP, she brought music to underserved communities across Southern Nevada, reaching over 12,500 students in 52 elementary schools, as well as adults in shelters, libraries, hospices, and community centers. Over the past decade, she has produced 33+ unique events, issued 185+ contracts to professional musicians, and collaborated with dozens of local vendors and cultural partners. NWP is presently relaunching with the Carnegie Hall–affiliated Lullaby Project, continuing her mission of bridging artistry and community impact.
As an inclusive educator, Alexandria is committed to creating meaningful learning experiences for students of all ages. She teaches graduate-level Piano Pedagogy and Solo Piano Literature at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and maintains a private studio known for premium, conservatory-level instruction for advanced pre-college and adult pianists—including professional performers and teachers. As a Teaching Artist, she has brought interactive performances into diverse community settings, including addiction recovery programs, hospitals, homeless shelters, libraries, prisons, and public schools.
Her recordings on Centaur Records (with flutist Suzanne Snizek) are available on all major streaming platforms, with select tracks featured in forthcoming Canadian federal documentaries on humanitarian themes.
Dr. Le is an official Yamaha Artist, a Nevada Arts Council Teaching Artist, and Founding Artistic Director of multiple cultural initiatives in Southern Nevada. You are invited to use the navigation panel to learn more about each of her areas of focus.
