Bin Li, Composer

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On this website, you will find useful information about Bin Li's musical career as a composer, including sound/score samples. For more information on Bin's work in the business field, please click on the Resume page to view his professional experience or connect to his LinkedIn profile.
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News:

10/2011, Fanfare of Five is selected for the concert at Midwest Composers Symposium on November 17, 2011. MCS will be hosted by IU this year.
9/2011, 云I: Windmills I-65 is selected for a sound art + new media festival - 2011 SoundCrawl (http://soundcrawl.org) on October 1st and 2nd, in Nashville, Tennessee.
8/2011, Rainpong is selected for the concerts in the music festival - 2011 Electroacoustic Barn Dance in Virginia, October 27-29.(http://www.marksnyder.org/EAJJ/Electroacoustic_Barn_Dance___Home.html)
6/2011, Lake 1B11 was listed "Highly Commended" at 2011 Recital Music Composition Competition for Double Bass.
5/2011, received the 2nd commission from Bassist James Sullivan for writing a double bass/piano duet. The commissioned piece will be premiered at Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, NY.
3/2011, Another Sunrise received the world premiere by NME trumpeter Eddie Ludema, at the Bishop Nightclub, Bloomington. Eddie also gave the 2nd performance of the piece at Auer Hall, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University.

Recent Review:

“Composer Bin Li's Lake 1B11 is a very fine work and full of great color and imagination. We particularly enjoyed the instrumental ensemble he used … and the impressive writing for the double bass.”
- David Heyes, Recital Music

Selected Music: (Note: The music play-list doesn't work for IE or Safari users. Please try other internet browsers for listening to my music samples. Sorry for the inconvenience.)

6/10/2011 Uploaded a new recording of the cadenza excerpt from Lake 1B11, performed by James Sullivan.
6/2011 Updated two excerpts from the stereo reduction of Bin's latest electronic work 云I: Windmills I-65, as well as the ending excerpt of his brass quintet Fanfare of Five in Midi format by Sibelius 6.0.

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