Meet Our Faculty

Grace is from Midland, TX and has been a percussionist for 8 years. She is currently studying music performance and technology at Texas A&M University where she also plays in the TAMU Symphonic Winds, Symphony Orchestra, Percussion Ensemble and Hullabaloo Pep Band. Grace also plays other instruments such as bass guitar and piano. She is currently working on finding ways to innovate percussion and music through the realms of music theory, technology, recording, and production with TAMU Music Club and The College of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts. Grace has also worked as a percussion tech at A&M Consolidated HS where she has taught private lessons to high school students and guided them through marching band and winter percussion seasons. She wants to help young students develop a love for music and find their own ways to be creative, knowledgeable, and excited for any musical encounters they may face!

Emma is a senior public health major at Texas A&M University, with a remarkable 11 years of experience playing the viola and additional proficiency in the violin. Emma’s musical journey is marked by significant achievements, including five years with the Quad City Youth String Ensembles, two-time selection for the Iowa All State Orchestra, and participation in the TMEA region orchestra. In high school, she played with the Saint Ambrose University community ensemble and served as concertmaster in a musical production. Her teaching experience includes working with middle school students, and she is currently an active member of the Texas A&M University Chamber Orchestra.

Emma is committed to creating a personalized and nurturing learning environment, focusing on developing each student’s unique methods and relationships. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the balance between musicianship, passion, and technical skill development. Emma aims to inspire and guide her students toward both personal growth and musical excellence, reflecting her dedication to both her craft and her students’ success.

Ye In Lee is a dedicated vocalist based in College Station, TX, known for her empathetic and adaptive nature, which makes her an excellent choir member. Her musical journey began in elementary school, and she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Music from Yonsei University, Seoul.

Ye In discovered her true soprano voice during her studies, allowing her to master both lyric soprano and mezzo sounds. From May 2017 to March 2019, she was a member of the Municipal Choir in the Gwacheon City Art Troupe in Korea, collaborating on harmonious performances.

As a soloist, Ye In performed in large churches and played piano at her father's church. During mission trips to Sri Lanka, India, and China, she performed and taught music, including how to read music.

In addition to singing, Ye In has experience teaching beginner piano and children's song classes, inspiring and guiding young musicians. Fluent in Korean and professionally proficient in English, she approaches her musical endeavors with passion and joy, making her a valuable addition to any music academy as a singing and piano teacher.

Annabelle is a junior interdisciplinary engineer at Texas A&M University, and she has been a musician for more than 11 years! Starting with piano at the age of 7, Annabelle has also been playing guitar since 11 years old, making music a huge of her life. She enjoys and listens to a wide variety of music on a daily basis, including everything from the classics to jazz to rock and roll and k-pop. She says that her goal is to help her students improve their skills while learning to enjoy everything about music as a whole. Overall, she hopes that all of her students enjoy the feeling of having music in their lives and watching themselves grow throughout all of their lessons!