Selina Liu
music director, pianist, composer, arranger, orchestrator

Biography
Selina Liu is an interdisciplinary music director and composer with professional experience in the United States, Canada, and France.
Selina was the assistant conductor at the Orchestre Lamoureux in Paris from September to December 2024. She has participated in the production of five mainstage concerts, including symphonic adaptations of the works of Charles Aznavour and Bernard Lavilliers at the Philarmonie de Paris, and have written arrangements for the orchestra’s education programs.
During the summer 2023 season, Selina was the music director at Citadel Theatre in Lake Forest, IL in the production of Matilda Jr. and the Broadway 2000s musical theatre intensive program. She has since opened a musical theatre voice and audition coaching studio for beginning actors.
Selina is currently a student at Northwestern University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in theatre and music, and a minor in music education. She has worked as a music director, pit musician, accompanist, composer, and orchestrator in numerous productions at the university. She is the music director for Community Singers, Northwestern’s premier barrier-free philanthropy choir, and the keyboardist in two bands. She is trained in classical, jazz, and musical theatre orchestration. She is independently developing a musical as a recipient of Northwestern’s Summer Undergraduate Research Grant as the composer, lyricist, book writer, and orchestrator.
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Composition
Music, lyrics, book, orchestrations… you name it, Selina can do it! Whether it is theatre, pop, jazz, operatic or orchestral works. Selina writes arrangements for diverse instrumentations, including choirs, orchestras, piano, pop and concert band. Selina is committed to independently creating large-scale works such as musicals, but she is also thrilled to collaborate with talented creatives all over the world! Here are excerpts from some of her compositions :
Contact
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