Dr. Resanovic has worked extensively with the sacred chant of the Serbian Orthodox Church and has composed several volumes of choral liturgical music. In addition, his secular choral rhapsodies-featuring the music of the former Yugoslavia-have been performed by Serbian choral societies thoughout the United States and Canada.  His works have been performed by the Cleveland Orchestra, Jacksonville Symphony, Ukraine's Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra, Toledo Symphony, Greater-Palm Beach Symphony, Akron Symphony, Mansfield Symphony, Lima Symphony, Tuscarawas Philharmonic Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Akron Youth Symphony, The Contemporary Youth Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra Trio, Coryton Ensemble, Solaris wind quintet, Paragon Brass Quintet, Chicago Brass Choir, Etesian wind quintet, the Prairie Winds, the Burle Marx Trio, the Crescent Duo and numerous individual performing artists.  His music has been heard in hundreds of concerts and festivals throughout the United States, in Canada and throughout the world in Great Britain, Holland, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Finland, Sweden, China, Japan, Hong-Kong, Israel, Australia, Brazil, Greece, Ukraine, Romania and Serbia.

Awarded the 2003 Cleveland Arts Prize in Music for his achievements in music composition, Nikola Resanovic was appointed chair of the Liturgical Music committee of the Serbian Orthodox Church in North and South America (2004-present).  He is a member of BMI ,the Society for Composers Inc. and the Cleveland Composers Guild.  He presently resides in Akron, Ohio and is a Professor of Music at the University of Akron, School of Music where, in addition to directing the school's newly relocated and renovated Electronic Music Facility which he designed and implemented, he teaches Music Composition and Theory.