June Violet Aino

June Violet Aino serves as Assistant Professor of Music and Faculty Administrator at Central Connecticut State University, where she teaches music technology and composition courses including Electro-Acoustic Music, Orchestration, and iPad-based music creation. Her work bridges composition, performance, and technological innovation within contemporary music practice.

Her educational background includes:

• Master of Music in Composition from The Hartt School (2021)
• Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory and Composition from Central Connecticut State University (2018)

Aesthetic explorations focus on visceral sonic events and boundary-pushing notation techniques. Her expertise spans electronic music, aleatoric composition, improvisation, and LGBTQ musical expression, with strong emphasis on DIY production and multidisciplinary collaboration. Current projects investigate intersections between technology and human interaction through unconventional instrumentation.

Recent compositions demonstrate consistent engagement with experimental electronic frameworks and collaborative structures. Works like "Delightful Dissension" explore musical dialogue in chamber settings, while the DEATHLESS FOREVER project reveals sustained commitment to improvisational electric piano/trombone configurations. Her output shows progressive integration of chance operations with digital production across chamber, orchestral, and electronic formats since 2018.

June actively mentors through ensemble direction including the Central iPad Ensemble, though specific student details aren't publicly documented. Grant activities remain undisclosed in available sources.

As co-creator of the 12-year DEATHLESS FOREVER project, she performs electric piano and trombone with percussionists Daisy Josefa and Max Goldstein. The ensemble maintains rigorous touring schedules across the continental US with frequent New England performances, recently releasing "how could i not be your girl?" (2024) after extensive national tours.