Allison May Nelson (born c. 1927) and Harry Lee Neal (May 12, 1929 – September 15, 1968) were a duo-piano married couple performing throughout the United States in the 1950s and 1960s.
"[4] According to The News' reporter, "She is a keen lover of Beethoven, and includes Bach, Schumann, Paradies, Scarlatti, and Debussy in her repertoire.
"[4] She performed her first recital in April 1938 at the Adelaide Town Hall, which H Brewster-Jones of The Advertiser observed, "she created an excellent impression with her piano playing...
Allison Nelson played Valse Brillante (Chopin) with ease and brilliance, Consolation (Liszt) with full appreciation of its expressive qualities: and the difficult "Novellete in D Major' (Schumann) with fluency but, naturally, not sufficient power.
Harry and Allison spent time in 1950 in Adelaide after her national tour for the Australian Broadcasting Commission, living with her family.