Qianhe Li (Miranda Li), originally from China, is a composer and pianist with a distinguished career in music, blending her extensive classical training with a passion for screen scoring and storytelling through sound. Her work spans genres such as classical, pop, jazz, avant-garde, and traditional Chinese music, reflecting her innovative spirit and versatility. Notable projects include orchestrating the Japanese animated film "Pokémon - The Journey of a Shared Dream," creating original music for "The Summer of Mermaid," and contributing to the series "Spirits in Chinese Brushes". These experiences highlight her ability to craft dynamic, emotionally resonant soundscapes that integrate traditional and modern techniques, enhanced by her expertise in music technology.

Miranda began her musical journey at the age of five and pursued rigorous conservatory training, earning degrees from the New England Conservatory and the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Her education under renowned professors such as Yafei Chuang, Randall Hodgkinson and Clara Slater deepened her technical and creative skills, preparing her for a multifaceted career. As a pianist, she has performed at prestigious venues and collaborated with musicians in chamber, opera, and orchestral settings across the U.S. and Europe. Miranda’s dedication to both performance and composition continues to drive her artistic growth, establishing her as a dynamic voice in today’s musical landscape.