Homsey's music has been heard in a wide range of new music venues from concert halls, theaters, and cinemas, to churches, warehouses, and galleries.

Homsey’s original motion picture score for the feature documentary, Merchant Ivory, is available on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, and Bandcamp. Merchant Ivory was produced and directed by Stephen Soucy in collaboration with Oscar-winner, Director and Screenwriter, James Ivory. The film was featured in the Official Selection at 40 national and international film festivals before making its U.S. theatrical release that spanned nearly 50 movie theaters.

Your Name is featured on Tapestry of Voices, recorded by Bree Nichols (soprano) and Alexandr Starý (piano). Tapestry of Voices from Navona Records showcases the versatility and elegance of the human voice woven with grand orchestral statements, colorful choral arrangements, and intimate settings with piano.

“A short song called Your Name by Ryan Homsey uses the poetry of Joyce Stuphen and transforms it into a magical world.”

— Giorgio Koukl, EarRelevant

““Litany” features a kaleidoscope of movement, driving by the rhythm of the music, that achieves an almost geometric progression that was quite enthralling.”

— Lawrance Bernabo, Duluth News Tribune

The JACK Quartet performing Rounding the Apse, composed by Ryan Homsey, at New York University's Frederick Loewe Theater in New York City. Program note: The melodic content of this work explores the inverse relationship between a descending minor second and an ascending major seventh.

JACK Quartet peforms Rounding the Apse at New York University's Frederick Loewe Theatre

A live reading of Recurrent Stages: Stage II by Ryan Homsey moderated by Jeremy Gill as part of the Discovery Series at Late Night at National Sawdust. The Discovery Series is an international open call for scores that yielded more than 700 entries. From this wonderfully creative outpouring we choose up to three pieces to be given a live read-through and workshop as part of each event. After the Discovery Series we go live on Relevant Tones, the country's only weekly syndicated radio program featuring contemporary classical music. Many of the pieces chosen for the Discovery Series will later be featured on broadcasts. Late Night at National Sawdust is a collaboration between Open G Records and Access Contemporary Music. Adelya Nartadjieva, violin Andy Lin, viola Suliman Tekali - violin Julia Yang, cello

Musicians from Access Contemporary Music perform Recurrent Stages at National Sawdust

The Minnesota Ballet commissioned an original piece of music from Ryan Homsey. Artistic Director Robert Gardner created beautiful choreography to match. Eight dancers from the company express the continuum of life, from Litany, to Chaos and finally Grace.