Eden Agranat Meged
Eden Agranat Meged
Eden was born in Jerusalem in 2001. he is a student of the Israel Arts and Science Academy High School, Jerusalem. He started his piano studies at age 8 with Anat Paul, Hassadna Conservatory, Jerusalem and from 2014 is studying with Adela Umansky at the Kfar Saba Conservatory.
He is a recipient of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarships annually since 2012. He won first prize in the Pnina Saltzman Piano Competition, 2015 and prizes in the “Piano Forever ” Piano Competition, Ashdod. He received the Tzfunot Tarbut Scholarship and the excellence award in memory of Maestro Yuri Ahronovitch.
Eden was chosen to play as soloist with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra in the Concerto Course with Emanuel Ax, and he was also chosen for the piano excellence program of the Jerusalem Music Center with guidance of the president of the center Murray Perahia.
Eden Studies in the Aldwell Young Piano Masters Project, the Jerusalem Academy Conservatory. He participated In the Tel Hai International Piano Masterclasses summer course. Played in various chamber music ensembles.
He performed as soloist with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra with conductor Frederic Chaslin, the Israel Stage Orchestra with conductor Roni Porat, and the Ashdod Symphony Orchestra with conductor Yaron Gotfried.
Eden played in recitals and concerts in Israel and abroad. Performances included concerts of the Arthur Rubinstein’s Society Piano Festival, concerts at the Jerusalem Theater, Tel Aviv Museum, Elma Arts Center, Mormon University, Jerusalem Music Center, Felicia Blumenthal Center, Beth Daniel, Eden Tamir Music Center and more.
He participated in masterclasses of world known pianists and pedagogues including Murray Perahia, Tatiana Zelikman, Menachem Presler, Craig Shepard, Joseph Kalichstein, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Emanuel Ax, Jerome Leventhal, Boris Slutzky, Sonia Rubinsky, Matti Raekallio, Xiaohan Wang, Oxana Yablonskaya, Ephraim Laor, Ilana Vered, Asaf Zohar, Tomer Lev, Emanuel Krasowsky, Ron Regev and Alexander Tamir.