Denine LeBlanc

Dr. Denine LeBlanc taught music for 28 years in the Jefferson County Public School until her retirement from the school system in June of 2023. From 1978 until its closure in the spring of 2020, she taught piano in the Community Music Program at the University of Louisville School of Music. In 2021, Dr. LeBlanc released her fourth album, entitled "God Loves the French" featuring solo piano works and music for flute and piano all by French composers.

“For Michelle” Dr. LeBlanc’s third album, is a memorial album for her late sister, the esteemed equine specialist, Dr. Michelle LeBlanc. Dr. LeBlanc’s previous albums, “The Sun Shines Bright” and “Weep no More,” feature original piano music by Kentucky composers. She has played both traditional and contemporary concerts throughout the United States as well as abroad in Croatia, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, and Poland. In 2016, Dr. LeBlanc organized "les six", a sextet of wind instruments and piano. The ensemble creates opportunities to play a body of chamber music that is seldom performed.

Significant performances in her life include recitals for American soldiers and their families stationed in Baumholder, Wiesbaden, and Vilseck, Germany. Her son, Sergeant Adrian Adams who was stationed in Vilseck, was also in attendance.