- 2007 (27 January) - Collaborated with virtuoso pianist Valentin Bogolubov for the premiere of Three Chromicons (an original multimedia work) and "Automne" (by Canadian composer Jean Chatillon) in the "Série Prestige" of the Société de concerts St-Bruno, Quebec, Canada
- 2001–Present - Produced virtual concerts and exhibitions for New Music Classics, the Delian Society, and Nu Mu[sic!] Unlimited:
Virtual Concert of Works by Joseph Dillon Ford
Art Gallery of Joseph Dillon Ford.
Hymn for the Standing Buddhas of Bamiyan (the world's largest sound sculpture)
Delian Suite No. 1 ("The Devil's Millhopper")
Delian Suite No. 2 (Requiem in tempore belli)
Delian Suite No. 3 ("Surrender" and "The Gate of Hell")
The Colors of Peace
Original Medallion and Seal Designs for the Delian Society.
Nu Mu[sic!] Unlimited 2006 (the world's first virtual new music festival)
- 1995 (6 April) - Presented "Art and Architecture of Assisi," a multimedia lecture for the students and faculty of the School of Design, Florida International University, Miami, Florida
- 1995 (spring) - Presented "Minimalism in Art, Architecture, Music, and Literature," a lecture at Florida International University, School of Design, Miami, Florida
- 1994 (winter) - Presented "The Viennese Atonalists," a talk at Florida International University, School of Design, Miami, Florida
- 1994 (19 September) - Performed concert of original works with MIDI synthesizers and computer for School of Design Orientation, Florida International University, Miami, Florida
- 1994 (April) - Co-planned and coordinated major exhibit entitled Places in Time: Historic Architecture and Landscapes of Miami, at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, Miami, Florida. Due to its extraordinary success, the exhibit was remounted later the same year.
- 1993 (16 February) - Presented "History, Architecture, and the Arts," a lecture at Florida International University, School of Design, Miami, Florida
- 1992 (20 May) - Marked Mexican premiere of "Fountain of Prophecy" and "Dried Bats" by pianist Rodolfo Brito, Festival Musical de Mayo, Yucatan
- 1992 (28 February) - Attended performance of "Fountain of Prophecy" (From the Shadowland, Supplement) and "Dried Bats" (Caprice en forme d'arabesques) by pianist Rodolfo Brito, Miami-Dade Community College, Miami, Florida
- 1991 (26 June) - Presented lecture on "Computer-Assisted Music" and performance of original musical works, Museum of Science and Space Transit Planetarium, Miami, Florida
- 1991 (12 May) - Attended performance of "Fountain of Prophecy" by pianist Samantha Ibarguen, Gusman Concert Hall, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida
- 1990 (fall) - Produced MIDI orchestration of Samuel Barber's opera, A Hand of Bridge, performed at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, under the direction of James Caplinger
- 1990 (13 October) - Marked performance of "Fountain of Prophecy" (From the Shadowland, Supplement) and "Dried Bats" (Caprice en forme d'arabesques) by pianist Rodolfo Brito at the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
- 1990–92 - Performed as guest artist/educator, The Very Special Arts Festival, Dade County Public Schools, Miami, Florida
- 1990–91 (December-January) - Produced From Inspiration to Publication, a special desktop-publishing exhibit showcasing graphic, literary, and musical work, in the main library of Florida International University, University Park, Miami, Florida
- 1990 (21 October) - Marked Miami premiere of "Fountain of Prophecy" and "Dried Bats" by Miami-Dade Community College faculty pianist, Rodolfo Brito
- 1990 (8 April) - Produced MIDI orchestration of "Hallelujah" Chorus from Handel's Messiah for the Parish of St. John Bosco, Dade County Auditorium, Miami, Florida
- 1989 - Presented taped performance of "Thanatopsis"at memorial gathering for Professor Marie-Louise Leeds, Florida International University, Miami, Florida
- 1984–85 - Designed and installed Creative Synthesis, an educational public exhibition fusing graphic design, literature, and taped music, at Miami-Dade Community College, Miami, Florida
- 1978 (2 December) - Created Cosmic Strings, a multimedia public-educational work featuring dome projections, original narrative, and live string orchestra, for the Miami Space Transit Planetarium, Miami, Florida
- 1975 (4 November) - Appeared as soloist in performances of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor, K. 491; Bach's Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, BWV 903; and Schumann's "Arabeske,"op. 18, Athenaeum, Florida International University, Miami, Florida
