ALEXANDER POLINSKIY
Composer, pianist, art enthusiast
Music — between tradition and the uncanny
WELCOME!
I am an internationally active classical composer, pianist and art enthusiast based in Berlin, Germany. This is my personal website where you will be able to learn about my work and upcoming events!
UPCOMING
14.08.2026
Participants of the renowned IMPULS Festival in Kalbe (Milde) present their new works at this concert.
Together with three wonderful musicians I will perform the premiere of my new cycle for lupophone, accordion, percussion and electronics, a highly unusual instrumentation, called Rituals in the Dark.
Do you want to have a new piece composed for you? Are you planning a private concert or any other event?
We should talk! Just send me a message via the contact form
LeT’s stay in TOuch
MUSIC
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DUo Concertante
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Das Geheimnis
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Piano Sonata
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Summer
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Prayer Without Words
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Goodbye, Maestro!
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Ochsenhausen Klezmer
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Rituals in the Dark
〰️ DUo Concertante 〰️ Das Geheimnis 〰️ Piano Sonata 〰️ Summer 〰️ Prayer Without Words 〰️ Goodbye, Maestro! 〰️ Ochsenhausen Klezmer 〰️ Rituals in the Dark
In these last years I have written around three hours of instrumental and vocal music ranging from small piano pieces to full symphonic compositions.These works have been performed by soloists, ensembles and orchestras in Germany and beyond.
I love to engage in multimedial projects, to tie my music to theatre and literature, as well as to discover and incorporate Jewish ethnical music such as Klezmer or historical prayers into my own work.
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violin • piano
Broken Tango
Menuet
Frustrated Prayer
(18 minutes)
“Ode” to the German post
trumpet • French horn
(8 minutes)
narrator • violoncello • piano • synthesizer
(9 minutes)
clarinet • violin • violoncello • piano
(7 minutes)
Ochsenhausen Klezmer
clarinet • violin • violoncello • piano • percussion
(6 minutes)
Rituals in the Dark
lupophone • accordion • percussion • electronics
(12 minutes)
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Das Geheimnis
symphony orchestra
(7 minutes)
Prayer Without Words
symphony orchestra
(10 minutes)