James Anthony Wolff is an American composer whose works span string quartet, chamber ensemble, and orchestral formats, blending post-minimalist textures with classical form and emotional clarity. Trained at Interlochen Arts Academy and the Peabody Conservatory, his compositions reflect a lifelong commitment to structural innovation, lyricism, and expressive depth. His catalog includes ten opus-numbered works, most recently String Quartet No. 2, Op. 10 (2024), a three-movement exploration of interwoven systems and thematic transformation. Wolff’s music continues to evolve across traditional and experimental platforms, bridging tradition and modernity through formal rigor and narrative resonance.