Nimrod Borenstein

Nimrod Borenstein is a contemporary composer known for his emotionally charged, lyrical works that blend modern sensibilities with timeless classical traditions. Born in Israel in 1969 and raised in France, he later studied at the Paris Conservatoire and the Royal College of Music in London, honing a style that’s both accessible and deeply expressive. His music often explores grand themes—think cosmic creation (like *The Big Bang and Creation of the Universe*) or poetic imagery (*Water Droplets in Venice*)—while maintaining an intimate, human scale.

Borenstein’s catalog spans orchestral pieces, concertos (like his *Violin Concerto* and *Piano Concerto*), and solo works, frequently performed by major ensembles such as the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Releases like *Suspended, Opus 69* and *Kangding Qingge Étude* showcase his knack for weaving storytelling into music, often inspired by nature, philosophy, or personal reflection. Living in London, he’s become a bridge between Romantic-era warmth and 21st-century innovation, earning praise for his ability to make complex ideas feel vividly alive.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Avant-garde

Chamber Music

Minimalism

Neo-classical

Romantic Music

Orchestral Music

Symphonic Music

Latest Release

Nimrod Borenstein: Piano Works

Nimrod Borenstein

Album - 17 Tracks - Released September 8, 2023