Konstantine Margaritis is a Greek classical guitarist and composer based in Berlin. He studied at the National School of Music in Greece and continued his training as a recipient of the Paul Simon Scholarship at Berklee College of Music.

His career spans ten albums and collaborations including the trio Elusive Aura and the interdisciplinary project Hyperatlantic Interlude. He has been supported by institutions such as the Goethe-Institut and the German Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

Margaritis’s works explore a wide spectrum of expression. Ithaki traces self-discovery and personal journeys, while A Quiet Place evokes detachment and unease, balancing uncertainty with hope. The Music of the Impressionists connects piano and guitar through Debussy and Ravel, and his piano suite Three Night Figments delves into mystery and introspection.

His most recent project, Will Have Been, is a musical triptych meditating on the experience of time—moving between memory, the present, and future possibilities. Across his body of work, Margaritis remains deeply engaged with expanding the boundaries of musical expression.