Lisa Linsky comes from a musical family. Both her grandmother and great grandmother were concert pianists. Lisa discovered the piano at the age of four and immediately felt a passionate connection with the instrument. The piano gave voice to the creative energy within her. Family friend Henry Mancini, upon hearing Lisa at the piano as a child, recommended she attend the Juilliard School of Music. "Lisa Jill" was a child actress at this time. She played the piano at every opportunity, including some memorable duets with Jack Lemmon on the set of "The Fortune Cookie," in which Lisa played Walter Matthau's daughter. Legendary writer and director Billy Wilder described Lisa as "a combination of Marilyn Monroe and Carol Burnett, with musical talent, as well." The piano remains Lisa's "Sanctuary" as she continues to express her deepest emotions through her compositions. Her technical prowess as a pianist continues to grow as well. Everyone who hears Lisa's music recognizes that her true calling is to share her music with the world.