About me

I’m an Israeli-French composer, currently based in Paris.

In 2022, I graduated from The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, The Cross-Disciplinary Composition Department. In 2023 I obtained my teaching diploma from Beit Berl College. In the summer of 2023 I moved to Paris, where I now continue my musical journey. In 2024 I started studying at the CNSMDP (Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris).

Through my music, I always seek to tell a story, often in dialogue with other media such as film, theatre, dance, visual arts, and virtual reality. My compositions span a wide range of styles, from orchestral and electronic music to chamber, choral, and other works. My compositions have been presented in Israel and in Europe. Among my notable collaborations are Ensemble Arietta and Orchestre Colonne in Paris, No Limit Orchestra in Strasbourg, as well as the Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble and the Haifa Symphony Orchestra.

I was born in Israel in 1997. Music has been an essential part of my life from a very young age. Throughout my school years I’ve studied in several music programs, and in the Herzliya Conservatory, participated in ensembles and choirs, studied playing various instruments, mainly piano and guitar, and also bass guitar, drums and the violin.

As a young woman composer, I’m very interested in the role of women in the history of music, as well as their role in the present. In June 2026, my piece “Mehadash” (renew), was performed live in CONCERT.A Festival for women composers in Tel-Aviv, next to the Nonnet, by the composer Louise Farranc, performed by the Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble. This concert was made possible thanks to a grant, awarded to me by the Pais Culture Council.

This was not the first time I participated in a project aimed to promote music by women composers. In 2024, my trio “Beauté” was performed in the concert “100% Compositrices” in Paris, next to chamber pieces by Clara Schumann, Fanny Mendelssohn and other women composers from different periods in history, all performed by wonderful musicians from the Orchestre Colonne. In addition, during my studies at the Jerusalem Academy, I was active in the Gender Equality Cell, and participated in producing projects and concerts for the advancement of women in music, as well as promoting the entrance of women composers into the courses’ material and syllabus.

Among my greatest musical influences are: Louise Farrenc, Debussy, Hiromi, Brad Mehldau, Avishai Cohen (the contrabass player), Carol King, Ensemble Renaissance.

In my music, I love working with other forms of art and discover the ways ideas and concepts can be expressed in different forms. That’s why I love collaborating with other creators and find interesting ways to tell a story together.