Pianist Leslie Amper, recipient of the NEA Solo Recitalist Fellowship Grant, delighted audiences with her piano recitals in cities across the nation, including Boston, New York, San Francisco, and Chicago. She has appeared in concert performances with the Boston Pops, the New Hampshire Music Festival Orchestra and the Pittsburgh Symphony. Ms. Amper is a frequent performer on Boston’s Emmanuel Music’s Chamber Series, and she has also appeared in chamber music concerts at Bargemusic, Eastern Music Festival, Monadnock Music, and in Strada Italy. Leslie and Ann Allen were the first presenters of Debussy and the Visual Arts at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Her recording of Andrew Imbrie’s Short Story was selected for the WGBH “Arts of the States”, an international radio broadcast. Ms. Amper also presented the music of Scriabin on stage for Peter Sellers American National Theater production of A Seagull. Leslie Amper studied with Russell Sherman.