Konstantin Lukinov was born in Moscow in 1989. With the preservation and cultivation of a free-spirited pianism and independent musicianship, he sees himself as a mediator between composers and listeners, thus living up to his conviction of presenting works free from academic traditions of interpretation.

His most recent debuts include Bach piano concertos with the Munich Bach Orchestra under the baton of Hansjörg Albrecht, a tribute to Franz Liszt for organ and piano with him and guest performances at the aDevantgarde Festival in Munich as well as with Schubert's Winterreise and Maximilian Lika at Munich's Gasteig.

The foundation for his career was laid by his parents, who, as composers, enabled and encouraged an early general musical education and intensive study of the piano. His family moved to Germany in 1997. Lukinov developed a broad repertoire of piano works and demonstrated his playing in concerts and competitions such as "Jugend Musiziert", "Münchner Klavierpodium der Jugend" and the "Deutscher Musikwettbewerb". The artistic influences of Prof. Ernst Mauss (Augsburg University of Music), Alla Rubinova (private teacher in Augsburg), Ludmilla Gourari (Gourari Academy Munich), Prof. Lev Natochenny (Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts) and Ivan Sokolov (Moscow Conservatory) accompanied his creative path.

In 2010, Konstantin Lukinov moved back to his home city of Moscow, engaged in jazz and rock music and played in bands and ensembles while studying at the Moscow Conservatory. He was a musical director in a traveling theater for children, composed and arranged music. Since 2017, Lukinov has been living back in Germany and re-entering classical concert life in the form of solo recitals, piano concerts and participation in various chamber concert projects.

Concert activities have taken him to Paris, Moscow, Vienna, Rome, Prague, Brno, Timisoara, Palma de Mallorca, Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Bayreuth, etc. In Augsburg, he regularly gives concerts at Kongress am Park.

Lukinov has worked with renowned ensembles and artists such as the Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra, the Gießen Philharmonic Orchestra, the Camerata Brno, the Munich Bach Orchestra, the conductor and concert organist Hansjörg Albrecht and the composer Tobias PM Schneid.