Long Island Character Education Interactive Concerts Nassau County NY

Please click here to view a video
of Lee and her assistant, Sheila,
at a camp performance for ages
3-9 year olds.

Click here for Lee's audio samples page.

Welcome to Lee Knight's website, NYU School of the Arts graduate and professional singer/keyboardist working in the Long Island/tri-state area. Lee is an active vendor for the New York City Dept. of Education, as well as Nassau, Suffolk & Westchester BOCES Registered.

If you'd like to know more about her other programs, see her page for more formal programs. Her programs for children, called Books Alive, take storytime beyond the book—with singing, acting, dancing, and interactive play that gets children up and involved in their favorite children's stories. Lee Knight has performed/held school assemblies, library shows, musical math assemblies, and PARP (Parents as Reading Partners) Events. She also has CDs and school musicals for sale.

Dream Big - Summer 2012 Interactive Concerts for Babies to 6th Grade

Picture your students singing & dancing on stage as their favorite books come alive through culturally diverse original music. Each song is performed as if it were a musical number in a show using props, costumes & puppets. Themes include Black History, Character Building, Take a Bite Out of Reading, Dinosaurs, Earth Day, Read Around the World, Royalty, Mystery, Presidents and famous authors such as Tomie dePaola, Eric Carle, Jan Brett, Laura Numeroff, Doreen Cronin, Marcus Pfister & Dr. Seuss. Children will experience the thrill of being on stage raising their level of confidence and self-esteem.

Lee Knight's Long Island Character Education Interactive Concerts have been seen at schools, libraries and museums throughout New York. Pre-K through sixth grade. Please click here for a complete list of books. Kids, teachers, and parents all love the program-in fact, even the authors of the stories have given praise-talents like Debbie Dadey, Jez Alborough, Stephanie Calmenson, and Robin Pulver, who congratulates Lee "on getting art and music back into the school system." This website introduces you to the programs which Lee offers and gives you information on how to book her-no pun intended-for your school. Use the storybook below to take a closer look at the programs; read Lee's responses to your most frequently asked questions, or find out more about Lee herself. Lee Knight can be contacted by email or by phoning (631) 858-0980.