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Benjamin Cristina

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Benjamin Cristina
Birth nameBenjamin Jäcklin
Born29 April 1981
Leipzig, East Germany
Occupation(s)Composer, videographer
InstrumentsPiano, keyboard, synthesizer, guitar, bass
Years active1996–present
Associated actsFallen Angel's Symphony
Websitehttps://www.benjamincristina.com

Benjamin Cristina née Jäcklin (born 29 April 1981 in Leipzig, Germany) is an award-winning[1][2][3] German composer and videographer.

In 2019, he published his latest instrumental solo album "On a journey to...", which is a collection of songs from the last 10 years. Cristina’s catalogue reflects deeply personal and creative responses to his times. In 2019, amidst the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, he released The World Is Temporarily Closed as a form of artistic solace. Two years later, in 2021, he paid homage to his musical inspiration with the single Time, a tribute to the legendary Hans Zimmer. Most recently, in 2025, he composed the original soundtrack for the stage production An Island In The Stormy Sea, Sam Kioni Roberts’ contemporary adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Tempest, performed at the English Theatre Leipzig[4] (Neues-Schauspiel-Leipzig), where Cristina also acted as Composer and Sound Designer.

Published music

Project Title Year
Fallen Angel’s Symphony Refraktor 36, Sampler album 2005
Fallen Angel’s Symphony Spiegelwelten 2005
Fallen Angel’s Symphony Schwarzes Leipzig II, Sampler album 2006
Fallen Angel’s Symphony Vociferous Comp. I, Sampler album 2008
Fallen Angel’s Symphony Between Heaven and Hell, EP 2009
Benjamin Cristina (feat. Angèle Cristina) Konfident Kidz Anthem 2017
Benjamin Cristina On a journey to... 2019
Benjamin Cristina The World Is Temporarily Closed, EP 2020
Benjamin Cristina Time, Single 2021
Benjamin Cristina An Island In The Stormy Sea (Original Theatre Soundtrack) 2025




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