Excerpts from Satyam Opera with Opera Nova Scotia

Sharon Chohi Kim performs as Wu Zetian in "Rooms" scene for ILK's opera "We Three Queens" (2016). Scene Performed and Composed by: Sharon Chohi Kim Percussion: James Waterman http://www.ilkvoices.com/

"Rooms" from the opera We Three Queens (2016) by ILK composed by Sharon Chohi Kim in the Wild Beast

Hammer Museum, Los Angeles May 13 & 14, 2017 A new performance concerned with the movement of breath in and out of the body through the vector of a new instrument as the primary catalyst. This instrument splits the breath’s production of sound through analog loops as well as a series of temperature sensors that create independent sound based on data. Three musicians improvise with the single instrument, illustrating the symbiotic connection of the body with its surroundings, analog and digital, communication and chaos. The performance is also an examination of the internal’s constant negotiation of external life through language, musicality, mis/connections, labor, and material, all wrought with some humor through fear. Directed/Written by: Jeanine Oleson Performers: Tim Aaron, Scott Cazan, Rachel Higgins, Sharon Kim, and Jeanine Oleson Set design: Rachel Higgins Instrument built by Chuck McAlexander and glass blown at UrbanGlass with Anna Riley.

My 3rd year Calarts film! Made in one year. Story, Lyrics, and all visuals by yours truly. Recently featured on Cartoon Brew: http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cartoon-brew-pick/valor-cat-by-ben-reicher-111714.html Also Featured on CATSUKA: http://www.catsuka.com/news/2015-04-14/valor-cat-court-etudiant-comedie-musicale-de-ben-reicher-et-cursed-de-juba-polati Valor Cat (secretly Mayor Mark Bristle) is the hero of Valor City. John Sci is Valor Cat's best friend and the man who gave him his powers. Burmac is a robot that Valor Cat thought he killed. He has recently repaired himself and is planning to take down Valor Cat with the only thing that could possibly stop him. This is the story of Burmac's revenge. A story so theatrical and over the top that it can only be expressed.... in song.... A Film By Ben Reicher All Visuals, Story, and Lyrics – BEN REICHER Musical Composition – MELANIE CARROLL-DOLCI Musical Arrangement – JESSE RICHARDSON Sound Design – MARCUS SOBCZAK Recording Engineers – NACHO CANO & COOPER BABBES Cast (In order of appearance) Burmac – PAUL BERKHOLDS Valor Cat X – BEN REICHER Valor Cat – BEN REICHER Mary Bristle – SHARON KIM John Sci – BRIAN SMEE Mark’s Mother – MELANIE CARROLL-DOLCI Young Mark – LAUREN SEGO This film is dedicated to Lorraine Milovac © 2015 Ben Reicher

"Valor Cat" (2015), an animated short by Director and Character Animator Ben Reicher

Mesa College Music Department Eighteen Squared Ensemble Performing the music of Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians (1976) April 9, 2014 18-squared is a Los Angeles-based new music collective specializing in the music of Steve Reich.

Music for 18 Musicians (1976) by Steve Reich with Eighteen Squared at Mesa College

Composed and Choreographed by Jennifer Ingertila Performed by Sharon Kim Saturday, April 4th, 8pm, CalArts

Her World for Solo Voice explores "concepts of nostalgia, memory, speech and communication through a child-like compositional aesthetic."                          Composed by Jennifer Ingertila; 2015

Sharon Chohi Kim (voice) and Marilu Donovan (harp) perform Mel Powell's Seven Miniatures: Women Poets of China.

Seven Miniatures: Women Poets of China (1998) by Mel Powell; Marilu Donovan - Harp; Written for Susan Allen

UNREAL CITY performed by ILK (Sara Sinclair Gomez, Sharon Kim, Micaela Tobin)

Unreal City (2015), a musical adaptation of T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland, conceptualized by Sara Sinclair Gomez

Sharon Kim - Voice, Jennifer Ingertila - Flute March 8th 2014, CalArts

Only The Words Themselves Mean What They Say (2012) by Kate Soper; Flute, Piccolo and Bass Flute - Jennifer Ingertila

A cover of "I Follow" by Lykke Li with food and found household items by Sharon Chohi Kim.

"I follow" by Lykke Li cover with food and found household objects