Konstantine Margaritis is a distinguished Greek classical guitarist and composer based in Berlin. Trained at the National School of Music in Greece, he is a recipient of the Paul Simon Scholarship at Berklee College of Music.

His diverse career features an impressive discography of ten albums and includes collaborations such as his trio Elusive Aura and the multi-disciplinary Hyperatlantic Interlude. Margaritis has received scholarships from the Goethe Institute and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media in Germany.

In Ithaki, he explores self-discovery and personal journeys, while A Quiet Place evokes a detached and unsettled atmosphere, balancing between uncertainty and optimism. The Music of the Impressionists bridges the worlds of piano and guitar, drawing from the works of Debussy and Ravel. His piano suite, Three Night Figments, delves into themes of mystery and introspection.

Will Have Been, his latest work, is a musical triptych meditating on the experience of time, flowing between memory, the present, and future possibilities. This body of work reflects his deep engagement with the boundaries of musical expression.