ABOUT

Christopher Enloe is a composer of award-winning instrumental and choral works, celebrated for their "highly expressive qualities" and "skillful use of expressionism and sonority" (O/Modernt Award Press Release). He is currently pursuing a DMA in Composition at The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, studying under Kevin Puts.

Christopher's works have been performed in concerts and festivals across the United States and Europe. His collaborators include the Polish Chamber Choir, The Beckenhorst Singers, the Peabody Symphony Orchestra, violist Nadia Sirota, and soprano Ah Young Hong. In the summer of 2023, he served as the Baltimore Symphony's advising composer and discussion panelist for their "AI in A Minor" concert.

Recent awards for his compositions include a BMI Composer Award (2023), the 2025 AGO Pogorzelski-Yankee Award (2023), the O/Modernt Composition Award (2023), Musica Sacra Nova (Second Prize, 2023), and the John Ness Beck Foundation Award (2019). In masterclasses and workshops, he's receiving mentorship from Dan Forrest, Howard Helvey, Libby Larsen, and Steven Sametz.

In addition to his concert music, Christopher assisted award-winning film composer Grant Fonda. He has provided additional music, arranging, orchestration, and music editing for clients including Paramount+, FOX Sports, and Amazon.

Christopher holds an MM in Composition from Peabody Conservatory and a BM in Composition from The Master's University, studying with Michael Hersch, Grant Fonda, Kevin Memley, and Walter Saul. He currently resides in Greenville, South Carolina, where he is assistant professor of theory and composition at Bob Jones University.