Okkyung Lee, Explore Ensemble - Signals (2026)

2026 Flung

Okkyung Lee cello Explore Ensemble: Taylor MacLennan flute, piccolo, bass flute Alex Roberts bass clarinet Siwan Rhys piano David López Ibáñez violin Christine Anderson viola Deni Teo cello 1. Siwan 6:20 2. Taylor 6:28 3. David 2:06 4. Wings  First Love 3:32 5. Deni 6:01 6. Christine 4:13 7. Alex 5:25 8. Wings  First Love (Farewell) 5:21 ▼

Okkyung Lee - 나를 Na-Reul (2021)

2021 Corbett vs. Dempsey

Okkyung Lee cello, voice 1. Ari 3:58     2. Drifting 5:08     3. Mountains 4:13     4. Mirage 5:03     5. Burning 3:54     6. Lorelei 4:08     7. Wings 3:09     8. Pisces 3:03     9. Grey 5:28   ▼

Ken Vandermark - Momentum 1: Stone (2016)

2016 Audiographic Records

1-1,1-2: quartet with Sylvie Courvoisier, Chris Corsano, Ingrid Laubrock 2.1-2.6: trio with Mat Maneri and Joe McPhee 3.1-3.3: quartet with Tom Rainey, Ned Rothenberg, Håvard Wiik 4.1: quartet with Ikue Mori, Joe Morris, Nate Wooley 5.1: quartet with Christof Kurzmann, Okkyung Lee, Marina Rosenfeld 6.1,6.2: quartet with Paal Nilssen-Love, William Parker, Steve Swell 1-1. Tuesday Stone : Part One 17:33 1-2. Tuesday Stone : Part Two 17:17 2-1. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part One 13:02 2-2. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part Two 6:09 2-3. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part Three 6:00 2-4. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part Four 7:23 2-5. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part Five 4:40 2-6. Wednesday Stone (Early) : Part Six 8:08 3-1. Wednesday Stone (Late) : Part One 24:58 3-2. Wednesday Stone (Late) : Part Two 12:08 3-3. Wednesday Stone (Late) : Part Three 5:43 4-1. Thursday Stone 44:52 5-1. Saturday Stone (Early) 39:22 6-1. Saturday Stone (Late) : Part One 38:54 6-2. Saturday Stone (Late) : Part Two 9:19 ▼

Axel Dörner, Okkyung Lee, Achim Kaufmann - Precipitates (2014)

2014 Trokaan

Axel Dörner trumpet Okkyung Lee cello Achim Kaufmann piano 1. exp 13:18 2. nd 5:01 3. rd 13:52 4. th 11:45 5. st 7:53 6. nth 8:25 ▼

Evan Parker, Okkyung Lee, Peter Evans - The Bleeding Edge (2011)

2011 psi

Evan Parker soprano, tenor saxophone Okkyung Lee cello Peter Evans trumpet, piccolo trumpet 1. Trio 1 7:17 2. Trio 2 6:42 3. Duo1 4:49 4. Trio 3 5:54 5. Duo 2 5:28 6. Trio 4 9:46 7. Duo 3 4:38 8. Duo 4 4:29 9. Duo 5 4:19 10. Trio 5 8:37 11. Trio 6 6:20 ▼   |  Re-post

Okkyung Lee, Peter Evans, Steve Beresford - Check For Monsters (2009)

2009 Emanem

Okkyung Lee cello Peter Evans piccolo trumpet, trumpet Steve Beresford piano 1. Phacthio 15:37 2. Yinothanot 17:40 3. Egokrlo-nar 4:37 4. Gwendol ap Siencyn 19:32 ▼   |  Re-post

The Pitch - Frozen Orchestra (Amsterdam) (2015)

2015 Sofa

Morten J. Olsen vibraphone Boris Baltschun electric pump organ Michael Thieke clarinet Lucio Capece bass clarinet Chris Heenan contrabass clarinet Robin Hayward tuba Koen Nutters bass Okkyung Lee cello Johnny Chang violin Valerio Tricoli revox A. Untitled 20:17 B. Untitled 20:27 ▼   |  Re-post

Lisa Ullén, Nina De Heney Duo feat. Okkyung Lee - Look Right (2013)

2013 LJ Records

Lisa Ullén prepared piano Nina De Heney double bass Okkyung Lee cello 1. Lucid Neon 9:22 2. Easel 6:15 3. Uncoiled Tint 5:26 4. Eas 5:04 5. 2 Tales 9:40 6. Icon Untitled 9:36 7. Utopian Sigh 5:54 ▼   |  Re-post

Okkyung Lee, Ches Smith, Chris Corsano - Libra Rising (2018)

2018 Hot Cars Warp

Okkyung Lee cello Ches Smith drums Chris Corsano drums 1. Libra Rising 30:38 ▼

Frank Gratkowski, Achim Kaufmann, Wilbert de Joode - Skein (2014)

2014 Leo Records

Frank Gratkowski clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone Achim Kaufmann piano Wilbert de Joode bass Okkyung Lee cello Tony Buck drums Richard Barrett electronics 1. Tycho 7:32 2. Axoneme 10:51 3. Schacht 21:08 4. Adze 8:21 5. Limation 16:08 6. Thrum 4:41 ▼   |  Re-post

Okkyung Lee - Dahl-Tah-Ghi (2018)

2018 Pica Disk

Okkyung Lee cello 1. Dahl-Tah-Ghi 41:42 A native of South Korea, cellist Okkyung Lee since moving to New York in 2000 has worked in disparate contexts as a solo artist and collaborator with creators in a wide range of disciplines. Lee has taken a broad array of inspirations including noise, improvisation, jazz, western classical, and the traditional and popular music of her homeland. Recorded in the Emanuel Vigelang Mausoleum in Oslo, a cavernous building with extraordinary acoustic properties, “Dahl-Tah-Ghi” is an example of how unique environment can become a part of Lee’s ability to interact and respond to it, providing an amazing listening experience. ▼

6IX - Almost Even Further (2012)

2012 Leo Records

Jacques Demierre piano Okkyung Lee cello Thomas Lehn analogue synthesizer Urs Leimgruber saxophone Dorothea Schurch voice & singing saw Roger Turner percussion 1. Almost Even Further 26:36 2. As Now 5:52 3. Faintly White 18:32 4. Gorse Blossom 8:05