Alexia received her master's degree from Northwestern University, studying under the tutelage of renowned violist Helen Callus. She received her Bachelor of Music from the Juilliard School as a viola student of Misha Amory and Heidi Castleman.
In July 2021, Alexia performed in the European premiere of Jake Landau's new opera "Pieta," where she played the role of Odele, a mute violist. She will be performing in the American premiere of Pieta in May of 2022. In February 2017, Alexia debuted as viola soloist performing the Hoffmeister Viola Concerto with the Northwestern University Baroque Orchestra. In March 2018, Alexia performed with the New York City Opera Orchestra in their production of Donizetti and Rameau's "Pigmalione." She currently plays with New York City Opera, dell'Arte Opera Ensemble, and Midatlantic Orchestra. During the summer of 2017, Alexia played at the Narnia Arts Festival in Narni, Italy. Alexia attended the Orford Music Festival in Canada in 2015 - 2017 under the tutelage of Jutta Puchhammer and Eric Nowlin. She attended the Meadowmount School of Music for 2 years on merit scholarship. In 2012, Alexia had the honor of being featured on a live broadcast of National Public Radio’s “From the Top,” where she played Bloch’s Suite Hebraique with pianist Christopher O’Riley, and she was awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award.
She received the Virtu Foundation Scholar Award in 2011 and she played on an 1890 Audinot Viola from Paris for 7 years.
Alexia’s awards include the Mary Foulger Scholar, New York Viola Society award, 1st place in the Young Promise Awards International Competition, a semi-finalist in the American String Teachers Association competition, a finalist in the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston competition, and a finalist in the New England String Ensemble competition.
Her past teachers include, Helen Callus, Hsin -Yun Huang, Heidi Castleman, Misha Amory, Patricia McCarty, David Rubinstein, Mai Motobuchi, and Katherine Almquist. Alexia resides in New York City.
Alexia currently plays on a Viola by Douglas Cox, made in 2015.