Kasprzyk’s work has garnered performance credits including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Steinway Hall, the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC), and others throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, The Netherlands, England, Belgium, and Japan. His work has also been presented at Baltimore’s Red Room, Charlottesville’s Bridge PAI, Ghent’s Logos Foundation, Toronto’s New Adventures in Sound Art and Somewhere There, Los Angeles’ Hammer Museum, Miami’s Carnival Center, Minneapolis’ Weisman Museum, New York’s St. Peter’s Church, Philadelphia’s Bowerbird, Stanford University’s CCRMA, the Athens, HBO/New York International Latino, and Tribeca Film Festivals, as well as the Electronic Music Midwest, High Zero, SEAMUS, International Computer Music Conference, MusicX and Spark Festivals. He has also been heard on radio and online installations including Columbia University, Endless Possibilities, Foldover, Kalvos and Damian, Martian Gardens, Radius, Sound Is Art, and WCLV Cleveland.

His work has been supported by The Brannen-Cooper Fund, Northwestern University’s Midwest Graduate Music Consortium, Pro Musica, the Randolph S. Rothschild and Ada Arens Morawetz Memorial Awards, two Peabody Career Development Grants, an Encore Grant (American Composers’ Forum) and Grand Valley State University, where he was an artist-in-residence in 2006. A versatile musician, he has worked with Alarm Will Sound, the Cleveland Winds, Duke and Towson New Music Ensembles, New World Symphony, Ghetto Film School, Joel Grip, Peter Jacquemyn, Dana Jessen, Conor Nelson, Thomas Rosenkranz, Michael Sheppard, Daniel Spiegel, Karisa Werdon, John Berndt, Griffin Campbell, Gary Louie, The Mana Duo, James McCain, Brian Sacawa, Michael Straus, Per Bloland, Matthew Burtner, Andrew Cole, Robert Hamilton, Elizabeth Hoffman, George Lam, Asha Srinivasan, human beatboxer Shodekeh, and dry ice improviser Catherine Pancake.

Kasprzyk has participated in informal study and masterclasses with Alvin Lucier, Tristan Murail, Kaija Saariaho, Hans Tutschku, and Trevor Wishart. He holds a Bachelor of Music from Grand Valley State University, as well two masters degrees, obtained in two years, from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University. He is a former site coordinator for the Creative Access Outreach Group and has served on the faculties of Morgan State University (MD) and Bluefield College (VA). He is currently pursuing his doctorate at Bowling Green State University, specializing in music composition and digital media.