Alexander Khubeev (b. 1986, Perm) graduated from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 2011, studying composition under Yuri Kasparov and electronic composition under Igor Kefalidis. He completed his postgraduate studies there in 2014.

An active educator and curator, Khubeev is the co-founder and curator of the reMusik.org Composition Course in St. Petersburg (since 2019) and the Artistic Director of the International Academy of Young Composers in Tchaikovsky (since 2021). He also co-founded the Biomechanics multimedia festival at the Moscow Conservatory, where he taught as a lecturer from 2021 to 2022. Since 2021, he has been regularly invited to lead masterclasses and lecture at institutions across Azerbaijan, Belgium, China, Germany, Kazakhstan, and Russia.

Khubeev’s accolades include the prestigious Gaudeamus Award (Utrecht, 2015), the Europäischer Komponistenpreis (Berlin, 2021), and scholarships and residencies from the Darmstadt Summer Courses (2014), the Berlin Academy of Arts (2018), and Prix CIME (2019). He has also won competition prizes in Argentina, Italy, Kazakhstan, Russia, Spain, Ukraine, and the USA.

His works have been performed in over 30 countries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas at major festivals including the Venice Biennale, Donaueschinger Musiktage, Wien Modern, Darmstadt Ferienkurse, Gaudeamus Musicweek, Impuls, MATA, Ultima, Festival Musica, Mixtur, and SPOR. He has collaborated with leading contemporary music ensembles such as Klangforum Wien, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, Nadar, Contrechamps, Black Page Orchestra, Schallfeld, HIIIT, Phoenix Basel, Fractales, Insomnio, Uusinta, Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, and the Studio for New Music Ensemble.

Khubeev’s music has been broadcast on France Musique, Deutschlandfunk Kultur, SWR, WDR, SRF, Ö1, Concertzender, RTP, and Radio Orpheus. His discography includes releases on labels such as Melodiya, Ars Publica, Fancy Music, and Content Chaos, and his scores are published by BabelScores, Donemus, and Per caso sulla piazzetta.