About

     Andrew J Homan is a media composer, conductor, engraver, and arranger based in Kalamazoo, MI. His focus is on narrative and programmatic work, whether for film, games, or concert/electronic music. For concert music, he specializes in writing pieces inspired by literature. 

He is currently obtaining a BM in Music Composition with a minor in Multimedia Arts Technology at Western Michigan University. Homan has worked on projects in Michigan, Indiana, and Georgia, with his most recent work, Aidan Ralko’s “Pictures of Us”, a live piano quintet score, being shown at the Grand Rapids Film Festival. Additionally, in 2025, he won the Fisk Prize awarded to composers at Western Michigan University. Other recent works include “Everlasting”, an orchestral piece, and “Once I Loved A Spider” a fixed media piece. 

Homan plans to continue pursuing film and media work across the country. Some upcoming projects include an RPG video game “Relic of the Hollow King”, more projects from film director Madoc Lennon, among other electronic and orchestral pieces.