Alex Kovacs began his musical training at age 5, taking piano lessons and studying classical harmony and composition. Two years later, having developed an early passion for jazz, he also began studying saxophone and clarinet. Through grade school and high school, Alex knew that music would be his future.
Alex entered Berklee College of Music with a scholarship and began his studies in Film Scoring. While at Berklee he honed his composition and performance skills, scoring two independent films, performing on numerous albums (including Set Free, Electric Soul Music, and Forest People), the independent feature Haunt, and at many notable venues on the East and West coasts (Cutting Room in New York City, Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ, Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, and Kimmel Center in Philadelphia). Along with two other classmates and with the help of faculty, Alex laid the groundwork for a multimedia-composing curriculum (primarily for video games), which has since come to fruition. In addition, he was awarded a second merit scholarship and he received a film-scoring award for excellence.
Alex has arranged for the highly acclaimed New York City Greenwich Village Singers, scored independent shorts and features (Test Cycle v2.0, The D'Alzon Chronicles, Black Hole, Slimed), and participated in the 48 Hour Film Festival. He recently finished composing a score for an independent short competing at the Festival de Cannes.Alex currently works on the hit CBS television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and for composer John M. Keane.
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