"Jing Jing Luo cherishes her rich Chinese musical heritage and has combined it with many years of work in the United States.  The happy results are scores that demonstrate effective expressively, a fascinating mixture of sources, and exciting virtuosity.  She has become an international composer, refining her special language with each new score."

-- American Academy of Arts & Letters for the Walter Hinrichsen Award - May, 1996

• Mar 6, 2010-July 6, 2010 Cleveland Public Library Luo's 48 art works will be in the special exhibition from Mar 6 through July. The artist will be attending the opening of exhibition on Mar 6th, 2010. The event is free to public. 325 Superior Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114
• Luo's Lagrimas y Voces for solo flute and large ensemble was premiered by the Cleveland Chamber Symphony on October 26, 2009 at the Settlement School of Music in Cleveland, OH( will add the a few sentence of the review later...)
• Luo's large ensemble work "Ohen" for the New Julliard Ensemble will be programmed by the end of 2010.
• Luo's flute and percussion trio will be programmed for the concerts at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory and Cleveland State University in the fall of 2010.
• Luo is currently working on an orchestra piece "Broken" for the Shanghai 2011 international Music Festival.
• Jingjing has been invited by Emmanuel Pahud and Emilia Baranowska to compose a new duet for flute and cello.
• ‘Flute and percussion’ commissioned by the Cleveland State University, was premiered in the spring, 2009.
• 'Saxophone concerto' commissioned by the World Saxophone Congress and Augustana College Symphony Orchestra, was premiered in July, 2009 in Bangkok,Thailand.
• 'Untitled' for flute concerto for the Cleveland Chamber Symphony, was premiered in the fall, 2009.
• 'One Who Moves Without Direction' for flute, percussion, string quartet, 24 laptop computer orchestra, conductor and calligrapher commissioned by the Stanford University Pacific Rim of Wire Music Festival in April, 29, 2008.

"The Bird", a work for solo flute and 6 traditional Chinese instruments and percussion, premiered to wild success on November 11, 2006 at Merkin Concert Hall in New York City. The piece was composed for the Library of Congress' prestigous Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation. The recording is available for download on the Music page.

"It gives me great pleasure to inform you that, in recognition of your valuable contributions to the music of our time, you have been awarded a commission jointly by the Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation in the Library of Congress, with the approval of the Librarian of Congress, and the Koussevitzky Music Foundation, Inc."

In addition, Ms. Luo's musical drama in two acts entitled "Song of Unending Sorrow" was recorded on the Licisco Recording label and premiered in Honolulu, Hawaii on March 17th, 2006.

Ms. Luo has been working on a variety of new projects, and she is very excited about all of them, and a productive new year to come.