Dr. ChanJi Kim

Professor of Music and Performing and Visual Arts Department Chair

Dr. ChanJi Kim composes for dance, chamber ensembles, orchestra, multimedia performances, and electroacoustic music. Her research and musical areas of interest include collaboration between composers and choreographers, Korean folk music, and interactive electroacoustic composition. Her works have been performed in Asia, Europe, and North America. Recently, her music was performed by the Nabla ensemble in Rome, Italy and the internationally known Bartók Trio ensemble in Malaga, Spain.

Her major performances include the International Composers and Interactive Artists composition recital at the Symphony Space in New York City; the electroacoustic music concert at the University of Rome, Italy; International Music Days in Constanta, Romania; the International Double Reed Society conference in Indiana; the Berlin New Music Concert performed by Anton Webern Quartet; the R20 (String Orchestra) concert in Wroclaw, Poland; the New Music Society concert in Seoul, Korea; the International New Music Consortium concert series in Bucharest, Romania; the Summer Music Festival in Florence and Assisi, Italy; the Sinfonia Orchestra of Bucharest in Romania; the Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival; Congress of the International Alliance of Women in Music in Miami; the Southeastern Composers Symposium in Alabama; the Annual Women Composer’s festival in Hartford; the Sigma Alpha Iota Women Composer’s Showcase in New Jersey; the Society of Composers, Inc. national conference in North Carolina; the Millennium Dance Concert in New York City; and World Music Days in Timisoara, Romania.