Micah Lim

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Micah Lim

Composer & Saxophonist

Selected works, 2022—2026

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Selected Works

01

Micah & friends

[2026]

I brought together a group of friends to create a unique fusion of jazz and christian worship music!

Alto sax: Micah Lim. Tenor sax: Dontae James. Keys: Linus Tsang. Drums: Ben Sachar. Bass: Claudia Persinger. Flute: Teddy Morris. Clarinet: Karolina Yoo. Cello: Vera Lim. Viola: Olivia Koumpouras. Violins: Dylan Lai, Ashley Peng. Vocals: Kellen Rinehart

Connection is about faith as a deliberate choice. It reflects the desire to see and understand the goodness of God, yet it also acknowledges that faith does not depend on perfect clarity. Even when God feels distant or unseen, the piece points to the decision to continue praising and trusting Him. Faith is not a passive state of mind, but an active pursuit—one that trusts and perseveres.
Faith is inspired by the experience of faith itself. While faith is not merely an emotion, this piece attempts to capture the beauty of those moments when God's goodness becomes deeply tangible. Such moments can bring peace and assurance, especially in seasons of darkness. It is a reflection on the comfort and hope found in knowing that God is good.
02

Siege of Woippy Castle

[2025]

Film score commissioned by The Brick Brain animation studio.

03

World War II: Garrison

[2024]

Film score commissioned by Twin Bricks animation studio. Garrison follows the journey of a squad of American soldiers during WWII who must survive deep in enemy territory.

Full film
04

Wind from Heaven

[2023]

Written for full orchestra, Wind from Heaven is a joyous fanfare which follows a single harmonic motif through a series of meters and colors.

05

Fantasy in C.

[2023]

A fantasia (or fantasy) is a free-form musical composition that does not adhere to strict structural conventions. Reflecting this idea, Fantasy in C. unfolds as a musical train of thought. It begins with a bright fanfare and gradually moves through shifting colors and territories, at times moving jaggedly and at others flowing smoothly. The music frequently changes direction, altering its perspective throughout the piece, and is filled with both unexpected turns and subtle, reflective moments.

Digital performance
Performed by the Guilford High School Symphony Orchestra (2026)
06

Battle of Okinawa: Hacksaw Ridge

[2022]

Film score commissioned by Twin Bricks animation studio.