Liza Lim

composer

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    • Atlas of the Sky, 2018
    • Tongue of the Invisible
    • On an Aesthetics of Shimmer
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  • Home
  • Bio
  • Works
    • operas
    • Voice(s) & instrument(s)
    • solo
    • small ensemble (2-9)
    • large ensemble (10-27)
    • orchestra
    • installation projects
  • Project Highlights
    • Atlas of the Sky, 2018
    • Tongue of the Invisible
    • On an Aesthetics of Shimmer
  • Resources
    • Discography
    • Bibliography
    • errata
    • Archives for research
    • links – composers
    • Summer courses/ juries
  • Events
  • Contact | Publisher

Resources

Discography

Bibliography

On an Aesthetics of Shimmer

Archives for research

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Liza Lim, Brisbane studio, 2006 ©Sharka Bosakova

 


Liza Lim's music centres collaboration and transcultural ideas. The roots of beauty, time effects in the Anthropocene and the sensoria of ecological connection are ongoing concerns in her art practice.

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Ricordi Berlin
www.ricordi.de

All scores can be found at https://www.nkoda.com

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Maximilian von Aulock
Ricordi Promotions Manager
International Promotions

maximilian.vonaulock[at]umusic.com
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First Nations Acknowledgement

I acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin  Nation & the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation on whose traditional lands I live and work, and offer my respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and to their kin – human, vegetal, animal, and elemental. These are stolen lands – sovereignty was never ceded. I invite you to read about the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

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