Lisa has fun with this excerpt from "Rite of Spring". She pre-recorded the Secondo part on a Spirio-R piano, then played along with the Primo part..

Enjoy this live performance of Lisa Emenheiser with NSO violinist Joel Fuller performing Gershwin's "It Ain't Necessarily So".

Meet NSO keyboardist Lisa Emenheiser, hear about the piano's role onstage and behind the scenes, enjoy her #NSOatHome performance of Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances," and sample a quick taste of her new affinity for video games. 🎮 Help Inspire Others: The Kennedy Center building may be temporarily closed, but its arts and education programming is still alive! Your gift today will provide vital support for the arts during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Please consider donating today at https://www.kennedy-center.org/Support/Help/. #Piano #Rachmaninoff Subscribe to The Kennedy Center! http://bit.ly/2gNFrtb

Piano solo, Lisa Emenheiser, National Symphony Orchestra, Music Director Designate Gianandrea Noseda, Kennedy Center, Washington, DC

Lisa performs two short excerpts from Rachminanoff's two piano version of this beautiful work. You will notice she is playing both the second and primo parts!

Lisa hears her own recording of Respighi's "Prelude on a Gregorian Melody" for the first time in action at the Steinway Piano Gallery in Tyson's Corner, VA.

Hi everyone, Hope this beautiful nocturne brings comfort to you during this time of separation from friends and family. Stay healthy and safe!

Watch this video of Lisa and conductor Emil de Cou, along with pianist Eric Schnobrick at the Concert Hall of the Kennedy Center. They are rehearsing for a Wolf Trap performance of "2001 Space Odyssey". The music calls for special effects to be performed on the inside of the piano, requiring the use of paintbrushes and rags.

Pianists Lisa Emenheiser and Audrey Andrist rehearse "Rite of Spring" for a chamber concert at Garth Newell Music Festival.

For a blast from the past, watch this 3 minute video clip from the American Public Television documentary "Exploring Your Brain". This was part of a three part series, and Lisa was interviewed by Garrick Utley for the segment on "Memory". It was aired on national television in 1998.