Pianist, Composer, Music Director, Improvisor

Analise Levesque is a piano player, composer, teacher, and music director based in NYC. She recently graduated from Queens College with a Masters of Music in Jazz Piano Performance. While attending QC she studied with Michael Mossman, Antonio Hart, and David Berkman.

Levesque has been a musician since the age of 4, and has always participated in a wide range of musical activities. This has allowed Levesque to develop a wide range of skills and an ability to quickly learn and adapt. 

This past spring Analise made her Off-Broadway debut in the play Cookie at the SoHo Playhouse, which she accompanied as well as contributed original music to. She was the transcriptionist, copyist, and music assistant on the new musical Foxbrier Lane in early 2025, which had an NYC workshop and premiered at 54 Below in January 2025. Analise was also a music assistant intern for the Papermill Playhouse New Voices Conservatory from June-August 2024. Additionally, she works as a music director and accompanist around the tri-state area at various universities and cabaret venues such as Pace University, NYU, NJIT, Don’t Tell Mama, Green Room 42, and 54 Below.

She has attended numerous jazz camps and clinics, such as the Sioux Falls Jazzfest Jazz Camp, South Dakota All-State Jazz Band, and Palace City Jazz Camp. She has studied under clinicians such as Bob Reynolds, Wycliffe Gordon, Allen Vizzutti, John Fedchock, and Chris Vadala. She has performed at venues such as Jazz Central Studios, Sacred Heart Music Center, the Grandview Lodge, and Duluth Cider. Levesque’s biggest jazz piano influences are Aaron Parks, Chick Corea, and Keith Jarrett, and aims to use her music to tell her own stories.

Analise has also been a private music teacher for about 5 years. She has taught beginning piano to students as young as 4, beginning clarinet, and jazz piano. Analise hopes to be a pioneer in the world of musical theatre writing, and bring together modern jazz music with musical theatre composition to bring fresh, thoughtful music to the stage to tell stories.