Sean Klink is a composer whose music takes inspiration from nature, visual arts, and geography, investigating ideas of place, organicism, and form. 

 

His music has been performed internationally and across the United States by Hub New Music, Patsiaoura Ensemble, American Brass Quintet, Balance Campaign, the University of Maryland Wind Orchestra, Tesla Quartet, Ying Quartet, Divergent Quartet, Slee Sinfonietta, and many other friends and colleagues. 

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Recent projects include Matrix of Bedrock commissioned by the Patsiaoura Ensemble as part of a composition residency in Larnaca, Cyprus, Under a Certain Light for Hub New Music, and his dissertation, Lost to the Sounds of the World for chamber orchestra, soprano, and electronics. His music has been presented at festivals such as Connecticut Summerfest, Longy's Divergent Studio, and June in Buffalo.

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He holds degrees from the University of Maryland, College Park, Western Illinois University, and Monmouth College. He is currently a faculty member at Illinois Central College and Monmouth College teaching composition and music theory. 

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