YINFI'S FILM MUSIC
(Credited as Yin Lu)

As the winner of the European Talent Award Honorary Mention at the SoundTrack Cologne 17, Yin composed the orchestral score for the animated film Dans Les Bois, which was screened at the award ceremony in Oct 2020. It met with acclaim from the president of the jury, Oscar-winning composer Stephen Warbeck: "This is an impressive piece of work, instrumentally and harmonically rich, and every dramatic moment is matched by the music. The shimmering opening is beautiful, and the music unfolds from there in a very organic way. He shows great skill in harmony and orchestration.” An excerpt of the score was recorded by the RCM Screen Orchestra conducted by Matt Dunkley.

'Flower Duet' by Haemin Ko has realized the mood of the given song very aesthetically. Film composer Yin Lu also managed to perfectly integrate the main theme of Leo Delibes Song 'Flower Duet' into the soundtrack.  We are pleased to present the 'New World Classic Animation Award' to Haemin Ko, as image and sound create a beautiful symbiosis and perfectly underline the drama of the fading.   As a counterpoint, we would like to give a 'Special Mention' to the short film 'Abudabude' by Kim Ngyuen. Naïve animation meets classical music, as well as not quite adult content. This entertains and provokes in equal parts. Ameba copulations in Tchaikovsky's 'Nutcracker' rhythm, including the inevitable climax...definitely worth a mention. Director: Heamin KO Script writer: Karine Sawan Music: Yin Lu Original vocal from: Leo Delibés Flower Duet, sung by Andrea Krux Copyright: Instant Music Licensing GmbH Label: New World Classic (LC-95656) Publisher: New World Classic (GEMA) #FlowerDuet, #HaeminKo, #NewWorldClassic, #FilmComposer, #YinLu, #LeoDelibes, #ClassicalMusic, #AnimationAward, #BeautifulSymbiosis, #DramaticSoundtrack, #AestheticExpression, #SpecialMention, #Abudabude, #KimNgyuen, #NaiveAnimation, #ClassicalMusicMeetsAnimation, #EntertainmentAndProvocation, #ArtisticCollaboration, #AndreaKrux, #NewWorldClassicAnimation

A multi-award-winning short experimental animated film, which explores how autocratic power can destroy a culture's substance, but not its soul. The film is directed by Jackie Wang and screened at BFI Southbank, London. It was featured at Encounters Film Festival, MONSTRA Lisbon Animated Film Festival, Cinanima International Animated Film Festival, Ottawa International Animation Festival, etc. The instrumentation of the score is for clay flute, bass clarinet, guitar and electronics.

Electroacoustic music for the short animation directed by George Zhang and screened at TATE LATES 2020 at TATE Modern. The film was inspired by William Kentridge's artworks and lectures. Extended techniques of cello, flute, processed pads and pulses are used to depict the mystery of the human mind in the creative process.