Anton Izgagin is a multi-instrumentalist and composer, and a co-founder of the Kymatic contemporary music ensemble. He graduated from the Tchaikovsky Sverdlovsk Music College and the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music (double bass class of Professor A. Belsky), later completing an assistant internship at the Moscow Conservatory in contemporary ensemble performance and composition.

As a performer, he collaborates with the Studio for New Music, GAMEnsemble, Opus Posth, Pratum Integrum, Collegium Musicum, and Questa Musica. He is a soloist with the Kymatic ensemble and a permanent member of the Novoselie viol-vocal ensemble.

As a composer, he has participated in major international projects, including the reMusik.org laboratories, the MCME Composer Readings, and the International Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky. He is a laureate of the “Open Space” (Otkrytyi Kosmos) competition for his piece Celestial Mechanics. In 2022, he released a solo album of contemporary music for viola da gamba on the Melodiya label.

Izgagin specializes in the viola da gamba, bass guitar, and double bass, and is actively developing his work in electronic music. He also contributed to the sound design for the performance Stranger-Landers (Chuzhemirtsy), presented at the 40th Venice Biennale.