[8] In August 2016 Tiutiunnik was appointed as Professor of Music at SIAS International University in Xinzheng, Henan Province, People's Republic of China.
[19] Also, several of Tiutiunnik's works have been inspired by Islamic mysticism and related traditions—the musical symbols therein often manifesting themselves in the form of compositional processes emanating from her interpretations of Near Eastern traditions of numerology.
[20] Other important influences on the symbolic dimensions of Tiutiunnik's compositions include the landscapes, flora and fauna of Australia;[21] historical and current events pertaining to the Middle East, in addition to the religion and mythology of Ancient Mesopotamia.
[2] Festivals and conferences which have featured Tiutiunnik's compositions include the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival, Alaska; Festivale Internazionale di Musica Contemporanea, Nuove Sincronie, Milan; Suoni e Voci del Lago, Lake Garda, Italy;[23] Sydney Spring Festival;[24] the 28th General Assembly of the International Music Council, Petra, Jordan, 1999 (which featured the world premiere of her symphonic poem, Noor, dedicated to Queen Noor of Jordan);[23][25] Musica Nova, Sofia, Bulgaria (International Society of Contemporary Music, Bulgarian Section);[26] Festivale Internazionale della Chitarra: Nicolo' Paganini, Parma, Italy; Compositrici: nuove strategie per una migliore valorizzazione, Teramo, Italy (Fondazione Adkins Chiti), 2001;[27] the International Congress for Women in Music, Beijing, 2008;[28] Cinque Giornate per La Nuova Musica e La Musica Sperimentale, Milan;[29] Soundstream Festival, Adelaide, South Australia[30] and others.
Two of Tiutiunnik's compositions, featured in the "Borealis in Australis" tour, received repeat performances at the University of Alaska Fairbanks New Music Festival, on 5 February 2010.
[44] Tiutiunnik's setting of the poem To the Enemy, by Eva Salzman, for soprano and percussion ensemble, received its world premier performance on 26 August 2010, at the opening, "Visionaries" concert of the Soundstream Festival, Adelaide, South Australia.
[46][47] Since 2012, Tiutiunnik's music has continued to be broadcast internationally and performed by numerous international artists, including Monica Moroni, Chiara Dolcini, Iwona Glinka, Bridges Collective, Elizabeth Reid, Roberto Fabbriciani, Vilma Campitelli, Beatrice Petrocchi, Arcko Sympphonic Ensemble, Sideband, Luis Casal, Emille Blondel, Borealis Brass of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Pemi Paull, Merietta Oviatt, Alice Bennett, Laila Engle, Peter Sheridan, Arya BastaninEzhad, Jane Bishop, Brad Gill, John Sharpley, Akiko Otao, Kalin Yong, Roger Vigulf, Laura Chislett, Stephanie McCallum, Nathan Meaney, Aleksandra Demowska-Madejska, Diana Weston, Jo Arnott, Eliza Shephard, Ross James Carey and others.
Tiutiunnik also performed as a violist for over three years with the Sias University Symphony Orchestra, Xinzheng, Henan Province, China, at LASALLE College Singapore; Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris, the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere.