Solomon Kim – Composer

Solomon Young-Joon Kim is a composer, cellist, and conductor, studying Music Composition and Economics at Emory University as a third-year Robert W. Woodruff Dean’s Achievement Scholar and John H. Gordon Stipe Scholar. His music explores the fragmentation of truth, musical solidarity, and electronic-acoustic intersections. As an arts leader, Solomon works to bring new music to life and create inclusive musical spaces. Solomon’s work has been showcased at Underground Atlanta and the College Music Society’s Southern Chapter Conference (where he was awarded the Dennis Kam Student Composition Award), with past collaborators including Hypercube and the Emory Wind Ensemble.