School of Music

Andreas Levisianos is a Performer-Composer from Samos Island, Greece. Having a background in classical music and focusing on contemporary practices he is interested in the interrelation of analysis, synthesis, and performance through a conceptual and systemic approach. He has performed music from different periods of the western music history and from various styles, including orchestral, chamber, solo and electroacoustic works as a conductor and pianist. He has served as the music director and conductor of the annual Open Days festival in Athens, for the Kinono festival in Tinos and as the artistic director of the online performance platform aejaa. His upcoming engagements include concerts with the Ploiestri Philharmonic Orchestra, the Cracow Symphony Orchestra, and the Ensemble Continuum. He has composed for various combinations of instruments, acoustic and electronic and collaborated with choreographers, directors and visual artists in a variety of intermedia projects. He has participated in festivals such Tectonics in Athens, Fringe in Edinburgh, Art Night in London, Re-Connect in Tehran, SEAMUS in Miami, Companie Linga in Lausanne, Kinono in Tinos, Neapolis in Berlin and more. Currently residing in London, he is working with the Universal Music Group on Creative Metadata. He holds a DMA Performer-Composer from the California Institute of the Arts, a Double Master’s degree in Composition and Conducting from the University of Oklahoma, a Bachelor’s degree in Musicology from the University of Athens, Greece and a Piano Diploma from the National Conservatory of Greece.