Written to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of a beautiful marriage between my friends Matt and Kelley Payne. I'm so honored to help create this moment for them. If you're wondering, that is Matt's voice in the background proposing to Kelley. Thank you for giving me this opportunity. Performed in a movie theatre lobby in Santa Rosa, CA. Amy Chu, violin Ivy Zenobi, viola Sonja Myklebust, cello

Miracles of The Human Condition is a raw journalistic musical process of transforming personal/transpersonal present conflict and past trauma into wholeness and healing by focusing on love and connection. This work was commissioned in 2022 by a consortium of ensembles led by Axiom Brass including: Axiom Brass, Seraph Brass, Calliope Brass, West Brass Quintet, Anima Brass, Brass Over Bridges, and eGALitarian Brass. Performed by Axiom Brass Learn more at axiombrass.com

Composed 2023 and performed by Robert Strauss at Landes Musik Akademie Ochsenhausen, Germany.

When Lillian applied to work with ILBTrio she told us she was going to write a mix between Satie & Bossa Nova. We were sold. In two movements, Lillian’s piece traverses a variety of moods meant to depict the first six months of a new relationship. premiered on November 15th, 2013 in collaboration with GCG Available for purchase here: https://internationallowbrasstrio.bandcamp.com/ Jeff Dittmer, horn Gabe Cruz, trombone Jess Rodda, tuba Nick Benavides, recording/editing Zach Miley, mixing/mastering

My piece "A Dream That Wasn't Real" performed during my senior recital at CSU East Bay on Saturday, May 24, 2014. Clark Bonafe, Blade Gui and Judith Cruces, violins Rejan Tse, viola Nicholas Carlson, double bass Janice Ortega and Lillian Yee, harps Adriano Tecson and Tom Dreiman, Madeleine Giordano, Erica Richstad, Malia Au, percussion Machiko Sakasai, piano Ginger Kan, celesta Melody Hall, flute Danielle Gaudry, conductor Program Notes: A Dream That Wasn’t Real was finished in 2013, however, it started in my second year of college in theory VI. We were studying minimalism. One morning, I woke up from somewhat of a loopy nightmare and the first thing I did was sit down and compose my theory homework. Thus, this piece was born.

Now on Apple Music, Spotify, Soundcloud, and most streaming platforms. My 3-track single “I’d Rather Be Here Than Out There” is also available for purchase on lillianyee.bandcamp.com.

My piece "Naixelam" written for this event. Performed at the Graduating Senior's Recital in the Recital Hall at CSU East Bay, Hayward, California. June 5, 2014, Thursday, Noon. Alexandra Urfer, flute Malia Au, clarinet Lillian Yee, piano

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CORRECTION: The end of the video says "Percival". The piece is called "The First Six". Please disregard. My piece "The First Six" performed during my senior recital at CSU East Bay on Saturday, May 24, 2014. International Low Brass Trio Jeff Dittmer, horn Gabe Cruz, trombone Jess Rodda, tuba Program Notes: My first commission. Guerrilla Composers Guild, a collective of composers in the Bay Area, was hosting a project with the International Low Brass Trio. I signed up and got accepted. That was the fun and easier part. The difficult part was that I, although was so ecstatic and overwhelmed by joy that I was on the team for this project, felt so anxious and concerned because I had next to no experience writing for low brass. At the time, I was obsessively listening to select bossanova music and music of Erik Satie so naturally I wanted to exercise those moods. I ended up writing a two movement bossanova-Satie inspired piece. The International Low Brass Trio performed it on the Guerrilla Composers Guild concert in the fall of 2013 and has brought it with them on tour through Canada during the winter of 2014.

My piece "Percival" performed during my senior recital at CSU East Bay on Saturday, May 24, 2014. Ginger Kan and Daniel Highman, pianos Program Notes: Writing for two pianos has always been an interesting project idea for me. I grew up being very accustomed to piano being a solo instrument. Even in ensembles with piano, seldom would there be more than one. Therefore, in the case that there are two pianos playing at the same time especially if it's just the two without other instruments accompanying, it's as if the piano is talking to itself. In that sense, the piano is to me a very lonely instrument. With that in mind, I created a part for a second piano to communicate with the other. In a way, Percival is a piece about two extremely lonely and solitary people interacting and coming together. In being vulnerable with another person or ourselves, there is great joy and depth in such experiences that I wanted to express through this medium.

Another video of my piece, "East". Performed at CSU East Bay, Hayward, CA at the Ad Hoc Composer's Recital on November 20, 2011. Austin Graham, conductor Xander Abbe (guest), Nicholas Morales, Judy Cruces, violins Kai Wen, viola James Schulz, contrabass/electric bass Bonnie Ma, zither Lillian Yee, harp Matthew Gangar, piano Taylor Rankin, Malia Au, Louie Flores Jr., Jack Chiao, Tim Sakogawa, percussion Program Notes: "East," was inspired by a love for Ryuichi Sakamoto's chamber orchestra version of "Forbidden Colours" (film, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence) and by similar pieces by Yoko Kanno and Joe Hisaishi. Lillian Yee is also a pianist, vocalist, and beginning harpist. She is currently studying composition with Dr. Frank LaRocca at California State University, East Bay.

Another recording of "Tyure". Composed in the Summer of 2011. Performed at the Ad Hoc Composer's Recital held at California State University, East Bay located in Hayward, CA. Nov. 20, 2011 Lillian Yee and Jessica Betando, harps Shaylyn Ordaz and Alexandra Bailey, flutes Taylor Rankin, percussion Program Notes: "Tyure" is heavily influenced by a tune from the popular Final Fantasy (specifically, FFXII) videogame series and inspired by a hidden, peaceful village located in a spiritual forest in the game.

Performed at the Music Department Student Composer's Recital on June 9, 2013. Text by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Finished in Winter 2012. Soprano - Andrea Maciel, Sunny Sun, Syrren Shen, Alicia Ramos Alto - Lara Patton, Malia Au, Alexandra (Bailey) Urfer, Judith Cruces Tenor - Joseph Rodriguez, Jace Thorsen, Michael Stubblefield, Owen McInnis Bass - Charles Gurke, Benjamin Wright, Moises Chavez, Lieven Smart

My piece "Crying Clown" performed during my senior recital at CSU East Bay on Saturday, May 24, 2014. Malia Au, clarinet Clark Bonafe, violin Austin Graham, cello Nayoung Jung, piano Program Notes: CRYING CLOWN was written specifically to workshop my skills as a student composer with a visiting Bay Area chamber group called Redshift, whom of which consists of clarinet, violin, cello and piano. I finished the piece in 2011 and fashioned the story and title around my insecurities as a student composer. Influences are pulled from tango, Ludwig van Beethoven, Erik Satie, and Danny Elfman. The workshops went extremely well and I grew tremendously because of this opportunity.