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Her compositions were regularly performed throughout Europe, Israel, USA and Asia including the Venice Biennale, Bregenz Festival, Festival RAI Nuova Musica, City of London Festival, ISCM Festivals (Gothenburg, Wrocław), Festival Classique The Hague, Galway Arts Festival, Tallinn Summer Music Festival, WDR-Musikfest, Settembre musica Milano-Torino, Ultima Festival (Oslo), Swaledale Festival, Walled City Music Festival, Dulwich Music Festival (UK), Eilat Festival (Jerusalem), Festival Nous Sons (Barcelona), Festival L' Est (Milano), Crossing Border Festival (The Netherlands), Settimana Musicale Senese, Musical Biennale Zagreb, BEMUS (Belgrade), etc. Martin in the Fields, the Brodsky Quartet, Berlin Philharmonic Octet, Dutch Chamber Choir and London Brass. She composed works for musical ensembles of high standing, such as the Wiener Symphoniker, The Academy of St. Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Sienna (opera Two Heads and a Girl),.

Muziektheater im Revier Gelsenkirchen (opera Simon the Chosen),.

Genesis Foundation, London (for the opening of Bill Viola's exhibition 'The Passion' at the National Gallery in London in 2003),.

Bregenz Festival (opera The Marathon Hum away, hum away, for String orchestra),.

the Venice Biennale ( The Horses of Saint Mark, illumination for orchestra, 2004),.

Isidora Žebeljan got commissions from important institutions and festivals, such as: The same production opened the 50th season of the Vienna Chamber Opera in 2003. The opera was premiered in Amsterdam in 2003 directed by David Pountney and Nicola Raab. which was commissioned by the Genesis Foundation from London. She attracted international attention with her opera Zora D. In 2014 she received a Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean Award for her achievement in art.

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In 2006 she was elected to the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (becoming a full member in 2012) and in 2012 she was elected to the World Academy of Art and Science (WAAS). She won the New York Civitella Ranieri Foundation Fellowship for 2005. Her work as a composer earned her several significant awards in her country, including the Mokranjac Award in 2004. She was Professor of Composition at the same Faculty from 2002. Isidora Žebeljan studied Composition at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade with Vlastimir Trajković (a student of Olivier Messiaen).