Bachelor of Pedagogy(1954 - Pedagogy Academy-Music Dpt.,Skopje)

Bachelor of Music in Performance(1966 - Faculty of Music Arts, Belgrade)

As a pianist mainly during the studying period in Skopje -Macedonia, Belgrade -Yugoslavia, Zagreb - Croatia.

After graduating she dedicated herself only to pedagogy activities.She is one of the first piano teachers and the founder of the dpt. Methodics of the Piano Teaching (in 1966) at the Faculty of Music Arts in Skopje,Macedonia.

Piano teacher and teacher of methodics of piano (1954-1966 , Music School , Skopje);

Piano professor (1958-1966 , Pedagogy Academy,Skopje);

Piano professor and professor of methodics of piano (1966-1994 , UKIM SM, Skopje);

Piano professor (retired) for the graduate programs (1994 , UKIM SM, Skopje);

- "Shkola za pijano"(School for piano) - Skopje 1975;

- "Shkola za pijano"(School for piano) - Skopje 1983;

- "Raspeani i razigrani prstinja" 1(lessons for piano beginners) - Skopje 1994;

- "Raspeani i razigrani prstinja" 2 - Skopje 1995;

- "Raspeani i razigrani prstinja" 3 - Skopje 1996;

- "Raspeani i razigrani prstinja" 4 - Skopje 1997;

- "Skali , akordi , arpedga"- manual for piano playing , toward the books "Razigrani i raspeani prstinja" 1,2,3 - Skopje 1995;

- "Pijanoto ne zdruzhuva" - compositions for four hands - Skopje 1996;

- "Elementi od teorijata na pijanistichkata pedagogija i ispolnitelstvo" - Skopje 1997;

- Translation of the book "Za vospituvanjeto na pijanistichkite naviki" - A.Schmidt-Shklovskaia , Leningrad(St.Petersbourg) 1985, translated 1989;

- She wrote many articles in newspapers conected with the field of the piano playing.

She participated at various international seminars , lecturing regarding the piano beginers subjects conected to her books "Razigrani i raspeani prstinja" :

- Summer seminar of EPTA , Bechinje, Chech Republic 1997;

- School of Music and Theatre , Hamburg, Germany 1998;

                Paperwork and radio programm with Lepsha Piperkovska: "Lepsha Piperkovska: Founder of the Macedonian Piano Pedagogy"  (in Macedonian)

Interview with professor Lepsha Piperkovska