Es ist ein doppelklavierspiel. Das gesamte gebäude dient als ausgangspunkt für die erzählerischen geräusche.Von zwei klavier, die die verschiedenen
elemente des sich verändernden lichts erforschen. Der serie von "nahtlosem licht" und "splitter" wurde die sonate komponiert. Lauter sechzig-noten und klangfarben, die
an die launen des lichts haften; Und der hintergrund des pianos und des Geräusch.

"LICHT"--für zwei Klaviere

Premiered in 2010, HKBU AC Hall, Composition Recital. Score published by Donemus 2025.

Primordial for piano quintet (2010) (excerpt)

Premiere: Clarinet, Jesse Krebs; piano, Lok Ng. New Horizons Music Festival. The Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall. Truman State University. Missouri, United States. (October 8th, 2016)

Tower for clarinet and piano (2015) (excerpt)

Premiere: mezzo-soprano, Clio Montrey; violins, Caroviolina Mazalesky, Yury Re-vich. Camerae, Nikki Bogart Verein, Vienna, Austria. (February 21st, 2014)

Divine Image for mezzo-soprano and two violins (2013) (excerpt)

Premiere: trumpet, Greg Jones; piano, Jenny Choo. New Music Festival of chamber music concert. Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall, Truman State University, Missouri, US. (26th October, 2012) 

Fishing in Snow for trumpet and piano (2012 )(excerpt)

Composed in 2009. Cello, Emmanuel Kwok; Piano, Donald Yu. HKBU Chapel. Composition Recital. Recording released by Donemus Recording; Score published by Donemus. 

Duo for cello and piano (2009)(excerpt)

Premiere: Trumpet, Greg Jones; Clarinet, Jesse Krebs; Piano, Janet Coggins. The New Horizons Music Festival. Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall, Truman State University, Missouri, US. (October 25th, 2014)  

Winds from the South (2014) for clarinet, trumpet and piano (excerpt)

Premiere: Milan Hibser, organist "Orguljaske veceri u pozeskoj Katedrali"Organ Evenings at Pozega Cathedral," Croatia. (October 11st, 2018)

Traversing for organ (2018) (excerpt)

Premiered on 2011 in St John Cathedral's Li Hall, a composition recital. 
Score published by Donemus 2025, full audio released by Donemus Records in 2024.

The piece is inspired by the ancient Chinese poem “On Phoenix Terrace in Jinling” written by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty. The poem depicts the scene viewed by the poet on the terrace, lamenting phoenix has gone while yet still rolling on rivers. All the various palaces as well as natures in-cluding mountains, stream and sun seem to be blurred and unobservable. The poet feels sorrow as he cannot see the imperial court.  



On Phoenix Terrace 登鳳凰台 (2011) for dizi and piano (excerpt)

Premiered in 2011 in St John Cathedral Li Hall at a composition concert. 
Score published by Donemus in 2025; Audio released by Donemus Records in 2024.

The title is drawn from a poem Wind and Rain written by Li Shangyin in late Tang Dynasty.   
There are three sections in the piece and each one corresponds to the meaning of dif-ferent lines in the poem. The first and last section describe wind and rain shake yellow leaves from the wood, blue mansions overflow with fluting and twanging sound as well as how much wine the poet would drink to appease his heart. The middle section depicts someone wander lonely, old friends have long been drifted apart as well as the heartless social life and the section shows substantial contrasts in terms of musical gesture and density


"LICHT"--für zwei Klaviere

Xinyi Yang

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