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Born in 1990 in Karkur - once a rural and magical place north to Tel-Aviv. I started the piano at the age of 3, as piano was part of the family atmosphere.
I began taking professional drumming lessons at the age of 10 and continued to master the instrument through high-school, and my B.A in Musical Education. Mastering the drums gave me an expert sense on polyrhythms and odd-meters, as well as made me keen with virtuosic genres such as Progressive Metal and Fusion.
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During my B.A, I gained experience as a participant in professional choirs and symphonic orchestras, and was advised by my harmony instructor to take private lessons with well-known arranger Rafi Kadishzon, with whom I learned counterpoint and instrumentation.
By 2019, I had arranged for orchestras, chamber groups (including Ensemble Sonatine which I founded), recorded and produced Progressive Metal music - I decided I need to learn more and focus on classical composition techniques. I began my master's in Music Composition at Haifa University. Inspired by the teachings of Dr. Alon Schab, I got invested in old music, and began taking lessons on the Viola da Gamba with Amit Tiefenbrunn - to whom I am also grateful for the extensive knowledge on aesthetics of the Baroque and its integration with contemporary genres as well.
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My thesis, which explores the Concerto Grosso genre, will soon be published. My advisors were Prof. Oded Zehavi (composition) and Dr. Alon Schab (historical musicology).
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I am a very busy tutor in high-school music courses, and am extremely grateful for that. I still take part in Metal groups as a drummer. My main focus is on Ensmeble Sonatine, where my compositions and arrangements are performed - and where all my knowledge and love for rhythm and antique sounds come together.