Executive Team
Grace Liu - Founder, President
Grace is a junior at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science in Denton, Texas. She has a passion in computer science and community service. She awarded the Texas environmental excellence award as well as Music Doing Good Artistic Ambassador. She received the Congressional award gold medal and president’s volunteer service award. Grace is a driving force in providing direction and vision for Music of Harmony, and she devotes herself to coordinating projects, recruiting team leaders, and working on public relations. She is always looking for the opportunities for her team members. She worked with an oil company and got a 10-year fund and established CG-MOH Youth Scholarship in order to award and inspire the outstanding volunteers. She is also part of WeCareAct and leading the computer recycling and refurbishing program to provide technological access to the kids in underprivileged areas.
In addition, Grace is also a passionate dancer and painter. She won 1st Place overall in many dance competitions including StarQuest, Showstopper, Kar Dance , Starbound National Talent, etc. She won Miss American Coed Miss Texas, 2nd runner up of National Queen, 1st place of Talent, Model, Academic Achievement and Community Service. She was National American Miss Texas Junior teen Talent & Top Model Winner and State Queen 4th runner up. She won Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Regional Art Gold key and Silver key, All State on Visual Arts Scholastic Event and Houston Rodeo Art Show Competition Award of Excellence Finalist
Grace is a junior at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science in Denton, Texas. She has a passion in computer science and community service. She awarded the Texas environmental excellence award as well as Music Doing Good Artistic Ambassador. She received the Congressional award gold medal and president’s volunteer service award. Grace is a driving force in providing direction and vision for Music of Harmony, and she devotes herself to coordinating projects, recruiting team leaders, and working on public relations. She is always looking for the opportunities for her team members. She worked with an oil company and got a 10-year fund and established CG-MOH Youth Scholarship in order to award and inspire the outstanding volunteers. She is also part of WeCareAct and leading the computer recycling and refurbishing program to provide technological access to the kids in underprivileged areas.
In addition, Grace is also a passionate dancer and painter. She won 1st Place overall in many dance competitions including StarQuest, Showstopper, Kar Dance , Starbound National Talent, etc. She won Miss American Coed Miss Texas, 2nd runner up of National Queen, 1st place of Talent, Model, Academic Achievement and Community Service. She was National American Miss Texas Junior teen Talent & Top Model Winner and State Queen 4th runner up. She won Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Regional Art Gold key and Silver key, All State on Visual Arts Scholastic Event and Houston Rodeo Art Show Competition Award of Excellence Finalist
Bryant Li - Founder, President
Bryant Li, 9th Grader in Seven Lakes High School. He started piano at 6 with Mr. John Weems. Musical accomplishments include: MTNA Piano Competition Texas Junior Piano Division - 2nd Place (2017), Clear Lake Youth Concerto Competition Junior Division-1st (2018, 2016) , Symphony North Young Artist Concerto Competition- 2nd (2017), Baylor/Waco Piano Competition – 1st in 7th~8th Grade (2018), Blinn College Young Pianists Competition -1st in 5th –6th grade & Grand Prize Winner (2016, 2017); Texas State University Young Pianist Competition -1st in 5th~6th grade (2016, 2017); Rochelle Liebling Kahan Memorial Fund Competition for Child Piano Prodigies -1st (2014); Houston Forum for Young Artist Competition at UH- 1st (2013, 2015~ 2017). In addition to being a proud 2016 and 2017 Music Doing Good scholarship recipient, Bryant is also Houston Young Artist (2015-2018). In Mar-2016, Bryant was chosen for NPR’s “From the Top” national recording #321 as the only pianist and youngest performer, and made his first orchestral performance with Clear Lake Symphony. Besides love for music, Bryant is also in highly competitive BDJH science Olympiad team, and math/science team. He wishes to major in both neuroscience and music, and utilize sensation and happiness of music to aid in cure for patients.
Bryant Li, 9th Grader in Seven Lakes High School. He started piano at 6 with Mr. John Weems. Musical accomplishments include: MTNA Piano Competition Texas Junior Piano Division - 2nd Place (2017), Clear Lake Youth Concerto Competition Junior Division-1st (2018, 2016) , Symphony North Young Artist Concerto Competition- 2nd (2017), Baylor/Waco Piano Competition – 1st in 7th~8th Grade (2018), Blinn College Young Pianists Competition -1st in 5th –6th grade & Grand Prize Winner (2016, 2017); Texas State University Young Pianist Competition -1st in 5th~6th grade (2016, 2017); Rochelle Liebling Kahan Memorial Fund Competition for Child Piano Prodigies -1st (2014); Houston Forum for Young Artist Competition at UH- 1st (2013, 2015~ 2017). In addition to being a proud 2016 and 2017 Music Doing Good scholarship recipient, Bryant is also Houston Young Artist (2015-2018). In Mar-2016, Bryant was chosen for NPR’s “From the Top” national recording #321 as the only pianist and youngest performer, and made his first orchestral performance with Clear Lake Symphony. Besides love for music, Bryant is also in highly competitive BDJH science Olympiad team, and math/science team. He wishes to major in both neuroscience and music, and utilize sensation and happiness of music to aid in cure for patients.
Larry Xue - Founder, MOH Database Developer
Larry Xue is a scholarship recipient in Engineering Honors and Pre-Med at University of Texas at Austin, and he served as team liaison for UT Biomedical Engineering Society Case Competition. He is a founder of Music of Harmony and is also the designer of MOH’s database mias.us. Nearly 800 volunteers and their families are currently using the site to register for volunteering events organized by MOH in four branches: Katy, Sugar Land, Houston, and Memorial. Larry was a two year Texas All-State (2018-19) French hornist and a Mellophone section leader in the Clements High School marching band. He began volunteering in local senior living homes in 2015. Larry’s dream is to be able to help diagnose and treat patients by having a greater understanding of medical devices and their functionality in the future.
Larry Xue is a scholarship recipient in Engineering Honors and Pre-Med at University of Texas at Austin, and he served as team liaison for UT Biomedical Engineering Society Case Competition. He is a founder of Music of Harmony and is also the designer of MOH’s database mias.us. Nearly 800 volunteers and their families are currently using the site to register for volunteering events organized by MOH in four branches: Katy, Sugar Land, Houston, and Memorial. Larry was a two year Texas All-State (2018-19) French hornist and a Mellophone section leader in the Clements High School marching band. He began volunteering in local senior living homes in 2015. Larry’s dream is to be able to help diagnose and treat patients by having a greater understanding of medical devices and their functionality in the future.
Kelly Xue - Founder, MOH Database Administrator
Kelly Xue is a freshman at Clements High School and she plays the French horn. Kelly is the 2nd chair French horn player in 2019 region high school freshman band. Kelly is a founder for Music of Harmony and she has been volunteering in MOH since 2016. Kelly is the database administrator for MOH’s database mias.us, which is used by more than 700 volunteers and their families in great Houston area to register volunteer events. Kelly also participated as team captain in several National Quiz Bowl competitions. Additionally, she enjoys to play badminton.
Kelly Xue is a freshman at Clements High School and she plays the French horn. Kelly is the 2nd chair French horn player in 2019 region high school freshman band. Kelly is a founder for Music of Harmony and she has been volunteering in MOH since 2016. Kelly is the database administrator for MOH’s database mias.us, which is used by more than 700 volunteers and their families in great Houston area to register volunteer events. Kelly also participated as team captain in several National Quiz Bowl competitions. Additionally, she enjoys to play badminton.
Nathaniel Zhang - Founder
Nathaniel is a freshman at Eastman School of Music at University of Rochester. Born in Houston, Texas, Nathaniel displayed exceptional musical talent from an early age. He started to learn piano at 6 and is currently studying piano with Mr. John Weems and Mrs. Nancy Weems. He has won numerous awards that include, 1st place in the solo and concerto divisions of the Carmel Klavier International Piano Competition, 1st place prize in the solo and concerto divisions of the South Texas Piano Competition, the grand prize in the McKinney Young Artist Competition, 1st place prize in the Clear Lake Symphony Piano Concerto Competition. Besides playing piano, Nathaniel is also an academically outstanding student. He enjoys participating in many school activities and is always active for volunteering in the local communities. His dream is enriching others’ lives with the power of music.
Nathaniel is a freshman at Eastman School of Music at University of Rochester. Born in Houston, Texas, Nathaniel displayed exceptional musical talent from an early age. He started to learn piano at 6 and is currently studying piano with Mr. John Weems and Mrs. Nancy Weems. He has won numerous awards that include, 1st place in the solo and concerto divisions of the Carmel Klavier International Piano Competition, 1st place prize in the solo and concerto divisions of the South Texas Piano Competition, the grand prize in the McKinney Young Artist Competition, 1st place prize in the Clear Lake Symphony Piano Concerto Competition. Besides playing piano, Nathaniel is also an academically outstanding student. He enjoys participating in many school activities and is always active for volunteering in the local communities. His dream is enriching others’ lives with the power of music.
Jimmy Liu -Founder
Jimmy is currently a freshman at New York University. Ever since he was young, he has been involved in the fine arts world. He has played both piano and violin and has recently taken up dance as one of his passions. Outside of the arts, Jimmy is pursuing interests in both computer science and business, while also participating in other environmental volunteering activities. In 2017, Jimmy won the President’s Environmental Youth Award, and award given to only one group in each EPA region. In the future, he hopes to be able to combine his skills with his passion for environmental protection so he can create a better world for everyone to live in.
Jimmy is currently a freshman at New York University. Ever since he was young, he has been involved in the fine arts world. He has played both piano and violin and has recently taken up dance as one of his passions. Outside of the arts, Jimmy is pursuing interests in both computer science and business, while also participating in other environmental volunteering activities. In 2017, Jimmy won the President’s Environmental Youth Award, and award given to only one group in each EPA region. In the future, he hopes to be able to combine his skills with his passion for environmental protection so he can create a better world for everyone to live in.
Kevin Mo - Marketing Director
Kevin is a Junior attending Taylor Highschool and is a member of the Taylor Percussion Program. He has two years of experience on marimba and is currently a tenor player for the drumline. Kevin’s interest in music started with piano lessons at the age of 10 and was accelerated as he entered band in Junior High as a percussionist. Since then, music has been a huge part of Kevin’s life and define many of his accomplishments. He is a part of a state-level band wind symphony at school and does well at region and solo and ensemble competitions. Despite a heavy focus on music, Kevin also stresses the academic part of his life and has many other hobbies such as tennis, volunteering, and reading
Kevin is a Junior attending Taylor Highschool and is a member of the Taylor Percussion Program. He has two years of experience on marimba and is currently a tenor player for the drumline. Kevin’s interest in music started with piano lessons at the age of 10 and was accelerated as he entered band in Junior High as a percussionist. Since then, music has been a huge part of Kevin’s life and define many of his accomplishments. He is a part of a state-level band wind symphony at school and does well at region and solo and ensemble competitions. Despite a heavy focus on music, Kevin also stresses the academic part of his life and has many other hobbies such as tennis, volunteering, and reading