About

I’m a proud third culture kid, moving to America from Israel when I was eleven, and I always saw music as a universal language that bridged what I couldn’t communicate in words as a kid, and even to this day.

I study Piano Performance and Composition as a part-time student at Juilliard, alongside a Master’s in Computer Science at NYU.

My first big loves on the piano were Chopin, then Ravel, then Scriabin, then Stravinsky, then Prokofiev, and recently the fusion of jazz and classical created by Kapustin.

I've composed music since I was 12. I've written works ranging from full orchestra, to string quartet, to various chamber ensembles, choral works, and of course the piano. My inspirations range from Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, to Israeli and Jewish folk songs, to art pop, religious chants, and new music composed by my peers here in New York City. I love to play my own compositions, especially chamber works, for new audiences.

Music

Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Chopin, Schubert, Bach, Kapustin, and my own compositions. I’m always looking for new works and new favorite composers to add to my repertoire.

Audio

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