Kai Honey (they/them) is a British composer, choir conductor, researcher and music teacher. Their work has been performed across Europe and venues including at the Southbank Centre, St John’s Smith Square, The National Concert Hall of Ireland and the Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ in Amsterdam. They have worked with the Britten Sinfonia, the Nieuw Ensemble, Rolf Hind, Peter Sheppard Skaerved among others. In 2013 They were awarded the Arthur Bliss Prize for Composition.
Since 2023, Kai has been the composer-conductor of the Climate Choir Movement, which exists in twelve towns in the UK and consists of hundreds of singers. The movement has received coverage in the Guardian, BBC and El Diario.
You can find Kai’s compositions on bandcamp, SoundCloud and YouTube.
