Lilium Music Sheet
Explore the Lilium virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes. Lilium is the opening theme of the 2004 television anime Elfen Lied. The song was composed and arranged by the duo Kayo Konishi and Yukio Kondo, also styled MOKA or MOKA☆, and the 2004 opening performance is credited to Kumiko Noma. Its Latin text and hymn-like presentation set the theme apart from a conventional pop opening. The piano score indexed here is a community arrangement of Lilium. It translates a vocal and soundtrack theme into a keyboard texture; the anime, composition, arrangement, and vocal credits belong to the 2004 opening recording and are not claims about the community arrangement.
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Explore the Lilium virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes.
Lilium is the opening theme of the 2004 television anime Elfen Lied. The song was composed and arranged by the duo Kayo Konishi and Yukio Kondo, also styled MOKA or MOKA☆, and the 2004 opening performance is credited to Kumiko Noma.
Its Latin text and hymn-like presentation set the theme apart from a conventional pop opening.
The piano score indexed here is a community arrangement of Lilium. It translates a vocal and soundtrack theme into a keyboard texture; the anime, composition, arrangement, and vocal credits belong to the 2004 opening recording and are not claims about the community arrangement.
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Which anime uses Lilium as its opening theme?
Lilium is the opening theme of the 2004 television anime Elfen Lied.
Who composed and arranged Lilium?
Kayo Konishi and Yukio Kondo composed and arranged it as the duo MOKA☆.
Who performs the opening version?
Kumiko Noma performs the 2004 opening version associated with Elfen Lied. A later 2023 self-cover release used different performers and does not change that credit.
Is the piano score the original soundtrack recording?
No. It is a community piano arrangement of the anime theme.