Andreas Levisianos is a composer, conductor, and researcher from Samos, Greece, currently based in London. His work explores the interrelation of analysis, synthesis, and performance through systematic approaches to composition and performance.

As a conductor, he has led productions at venues including the Musikverein Vienna, Walt Disney Concert Hall and REDCAT Los Angeles, Onassis Stegi Athens, and Arcola Theatre London, working with ensembles such as the Harry Partch Ensemble, London Classical Soloists, Ensemble Orquesta, and Stara Zagora Opera. Recent operatic engagements include Mozart’s Don Giovanni (described as “superlatively conducted” by London Pub Theatres), Verdi’s La Traviata, Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, Handel’s Acis and Galatea, and scenes from Anne LeBaron’s LSD – Huxley’s Last Trip.

His compositional work spans acoustic and electronic media, often in interdisciplinary contexts. Works have been presented at festivals including Tectonics Athens, Art Night London, Kinono Festival, Neapolis Berlin, and the Edinburgh Fringe. He is co-founder and artistic director of aejaa, an online performance platform for remote collaboration, and is developing INTHI, an inertia-based composition framework.

Andreas holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from California Institute of the Arts and works as Director of Media Information at Universal Music Group.