Pianist AMY LEE is a multi-faceted musician, passionate about collaboration, chamber music, and education. Her repertoire ranges from Johann Sebastian Bach to Donald Martino; she enjoys performing unique programs, exploring new works and working with composers. She has performed throughout the Northeast and abroad, with recent solo appearances at the Gardner Museum, New England Conservatory, the Rosecliff Mansion, Brevard Music Center, and chamber music concerts in New York, the UK, and Hong Kong. She has collaborated with members of the Johnson String Quartet, A Far Cry, the Boston New Music Initiative, and recently performed with The Irish Tenors, MetWinds Symphony, Philharmonic Society of Arlington, and Symphony NH.
     Amy is a graduate of the Longy School of Music, where she studied with Randall
Hodgkinson. She was a Finalist in the 2009 Longy Honors Competition, with her
performance of Three Visions by William Grant Still. In 2011, she performed Mozart’s
Piano Concerto in d minor with the Longy Chamber Orchestra, self-conducted from the
keyboard.
     Amy was previously on the faculty at the Indian Hill Music School, where she served as the co-chair of the Piano Department. She was also a chairman on the board of the
Massachusetts Music Teachers Association from 2012 to 2018. Aside from being a musician, she also enjoys photography, baking, Third-wave coffee, learning the cello, and playing with her dog.