
About Dmytro Gordon
Dmytro Gordon is a Ukrainian composer, music producer, arranger, and pianist whose exceptional ability to traverse musical boundaries has made him a sought-after collaborator for filmmakers, artists, and Grammy-winning producers alike.
Renowned for his melodicism and authentic arrangements, his repertoire spans from orchestral symphonic pieces and film scores to epic pop, rock, and electronic music. His work has been featured in award-winning films, international charts, radio broadcasts, and Ukrainian national TV, while his concert works have been performed by distinguished ensembles including Kyiv Camerata, Rivne Philharmonic, and ALEA III worldwide.
Born in Prague, Czech Republic, and raised in Kyiv, Ukraine, Dmytro began private piano lessons at the age of six. At fourteen, he started composing his first pieces, later compiled in the “Moods” cycle. By sixteen, he enrolled at Berklee College of Music, graduating summa cum laude with a double major in Film Scoring and Classical Composition, and a minor in Video Game Scoring. Immediately after graduation, Gordon became an in-house arranger-orchestrator of the Grammy-winning composer and record producer Walter Afanasieff, eventually becoming his protégé. In 2021, Gordon became one of the youngest members of The National Union of Composers of Ukraine.
Now residing in Los Angeles, CA, Dmytro continues to collaborate with Afanasieff on songs and albums for artists such as Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, and Andrea Bocelli. He also composes soundtracks for Hollywood and international films, television, and video games; produces pop songs for major international artists like Dimash Qudaibergen and Jerry Heil; writes songs for successful sync libraries as a member of the group Only Saints; and composes solo piano, chamber, and symphonic works.
Gordon is the author of several scholarly articles on the works of Ivan Karabits. Additionally, he holds a black belt in Hand-To-Hand combat and is a four-time European junior champion in Kata with weapons.
Dmytro Gordon (born 1995) is a Ukrainian composer, music producer, arranger, and pianist. His musical repertoire spans genres from orchestral symphonic works and film scores to epic pop, rock, and electronic music.

Renowned for his melodicism and authentic arrangements, his repertoire spans from orchestral symphonic pieces and film scores to epic pop, rock, and electronic music. His work has been featured in award-winning films, international charts, radio broadcasts, and Ukrainian national TV, while his concert works have been performed by distinguished ensembles including Kyiv Camerata, Rivne Philharmonic, and ALEA III worldwide.
Born in Prague, Czech Republic, and raised in Kyiv, Ukraine, Dmytro began private piano lessons at the age of six. At fourteen, he started composing his first pieces, later compiled in the “Moods” cycle. By sixteen, he enrolled at Berklee College of Music, graduating summa cum laude with a double major in Film Scoring and Classical Composition, and a minor in Video Game Scoring. Immediately after graduation, Gordon became an in-house arranger-orchestrator of the Grammy-winning composer and record producer Walter Afanasieff, eventually becoming his protégé. In 2021, Gordon became one of the youngest members of The National Union of Composers of Ukraine.
Now residing in Los Angeles, CA, Dmytro continues to collaborate with Afanasieff on songs and albums for artists such as Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, and Andrea Bocelli. He also composes soundtracks for Hollywood and international films, television, and video games; produces pop songs for major international artists like Dimash Qudaibergen and Jerry Heil; writes songs for successful sync libraries as a member of the group Only Saints; and composes solo piano, chamber, and symphonic works.
Gordon is the author of several scholarly articles on the works of Ivan Karabits. Additionally, he holds a black belt in Hand-To-Hand combat and is a four-time European junior champion in Kata with weapons.