touched
released April 7, 2023
composed & performed by Connie Li
mastered by Alex Ring Gray
medicine, meridian (2021-2022)
ep of semi-composed & semi-improvised tracks, meditations/diary entries on my body during practice sessions and Chinese medical appointments
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(A hypnosis thriller music video)
for Gallatin’s 4th wAVe 2022, in collaboration with Jun Z, Conny Zhao, & Rob Walker
cadenza study
a "sonic third space" from tchaikovsky's violin concerto cadenza. inspired by frantz fanon's a dying colonialism & writings on drexciya
violin, edits/mixing, photo by me
2020
the flowers i can reach
published Sept. 4, 2020 on bandcamp. sounds & production by me, cover art by Marva Shi.
2178
published june 1, 2020 on bandcamp. written by my friend yaz lancaster for me. a short, improvisatory meditation on distances, physical and temporal.
blvd (dusk)
piece for violin quartet for the 2019 NYU Youth Music Festival
performed by students of the LX Music School in Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Moving Song
a short piece for string quartet for the 2018 Spring NYU Composers Collective Concert
But, Where Are You Really From?
In 2019, Janice Lee & I started a podcast centered on Asian-American issues, ruminating on current events and discussing injustices that our community both faces & perpetuates.
As two straight, cisgender East Asian women, we acknowledge our various privileges and prioritize hearing different perspectives from those in and around our communities, believing that honest, vulnerable conversation brings us toward solidarity.
2019
with Barbara Podgurski on piano
CASYM Steel Orchestra
”Gyal Owner”
Brooklyn Panorama Competition 2019
Connie Li on six bass
Nief Norf Summer Festival 2019
The Nief-Norf Summer Festival (nnSF) is an interdisciplinary summer music festival, bringing together dozens of performers, composers, scholars, and music technologists to collaborate on the performance, creation, and discussion of contemporary music.
Crosswinds String Quartet
Mission: As a quartet, we aim to present programs of works by composers of minority identities, or work that is considered ‘non-standard’ in ways that subvert the ‘norms’ of classical music.
Repertoire: Works by Eve Beglarian, Aeryn Santillan, Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti, Kaija Saariaho, Clara Schumann, Caroline Shaw, Patricia Wallinga, Scott Wollschleger, Chen Yi
Yaz Lancaster & Connie Li, violins
Debora Haejin Bang, viola
Lydia Paulos, cello