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For original compositions that aren’t media scores, see Works. For only the music that has been commercially released, see Discography.
To keep this page length reasonable, these are Kat’s long-running, unique, and/or more notable credits, not her entire résumé.
Highlights in 2025: conducting the Twin Cities Gamer Symphony Orchestra, playing at Orchestra Hall with the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, singing in the Aria Kart chorus, performing Anju in “Stock Pot Trio” from Majora, performing with the Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company
Composer
2018 Five16 Film Festival opener – directed by Zachary Strahan, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco
Books (2018) – short film directed by Noah Ginther, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco
Leave Fear Behind (2017) – spoken word video performed and directed by Jonathan Bocinsky, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco
Listen to the Soundtrack
Mate in Two (2016) – short film by Cross-eyed Fish Productions, directed by Zachary Strahan, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco
A Heart Under Shadow (2016) – short film by Solid Ground Studios, directed by Aaron Potter, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco; Official Selection of the 2017 Winnipeg Real to Reel Film Festival, Winner of Best Short Film and other awards at the 2016 Christian Film Festival
Watch the Film
Elf on the Shelf (2016) – short film directed by Aaron DeVall, original score by Kat Felicis Ioco; winner of Best Comedy at the 2016 Five16 Film Festival
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Performer
Choir (Live): Brahms’ A German Requiem with the Gilbert and Sullivan Very Light Opera Company (soprano, 2025); Super Smash Opera’s Aria Kart performance at VGM Con 2025 (chorus soprano); Requiem Metallum with AfterTime and MPLS (imPulse) (soprano/middle, 2024); 2024 MAGFest Community Orchestra and Choir (soprano)
Choir (Studio): “Golden Fire”, symphonic metal song by Nemo Fairlight (soprano and alto, 2025); Eric Whitacre’s Virtual Choir 6: “Sing Gently” (soprano, 2020)
Classical Soloist: Anju in “Stock Pot Trio” from M. Bulteau’s opera Majora at VGM Con 2025 (soprano role); solo soprano with the 2024 MAGFest Community Orchestra and Choir (“Galdera, the Fallen” from Octopath Traveler); solo soprano with the 2024 VGM Con Orchestra Clinic (“Dragonborn” from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim)
Featured Artist: vocals for “Prelude” by Mahn on Blood Curse—A Tribute to Castlevania 3: Dracula’s Curse (2022)
Guest Performer: vocals for Premium Vintage on “In the Blood” at VGM Con 2024; vocals for Mahn on “Prelude” at VGM Con 2023 (released as Live from VGM Con 2023)
Percussion (Live): Timpani 2 on Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 with the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra (2025 Orchestra Hall performance); The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company Orchestra (HMS Pinafore 2023, Utopia, Ltd. 2024, The McAdo 2024, Patience 2025); Minnesota Saints Chorale & Orchestra (since 2021)
Solo Artist: solo performance at VGM Con 2024; Uniting the Twin Cities with Music #1, performing “Monster” from Catharsis (virtual concert/live in studio, 2020); Uniting the Twin Cities with Music #3, performing “Sticks and Stones” from Catharsis (virtual concert/live in studio, 2021)
Multiple Roles
Flowstone Saga (2024) – video game by Impact Gameworks, composed by Andrew Luers; music department – additional composition, choir and vocal arrangement, solo vocalist, choir
Catharsis (2019) – symphonic metal album by Kat Felicis Ioco; vocals, keys, composer, lyricist, producer, additional recording, additional mixing
Other
Artistic Director: Twin Cities Gamer Symphony Orchestra (2024-2025; “Power: On”, “Beyond Pixels”, and “Dreams and Determination” concerts)
Composer-in-Residence: University of Northwestern – St. Paul Symphonic Band 2017; BrassChix 2016; Irondale High School Concert Band 2014
Conductor: Twin Cities Gamer Symphony Orchestra (2024-2025; “Power: On” and “Beyond Pixels”)
Guest Conductor: University of Northwestern – St. Paul Symphonic Band 2017 (“For the End of Time” premiere)
Panelist: VGM Con 2023 (Music Composition Speedrun Any% with Andrew Luers)
Speaker/Clinician: BrassChix 2016 (“Beginning the Quest” presentation)