Inbar Solomon

Music

Inbar Solomon

Inbar Solomon, Recorder

Inbar Solomon is a Recorder player, performing both early music in several ensembles as long as Israeli & international contemporary music. She won the Oeden Partos lifetime award from the minister of Culture, for her performance of the piece “Ra’ad” dedicated to her, and was the first Recorder player to win this award.
She collaborates with composers from Israel, USA, Japan, England and Argentina, and in the past years she premiered over 30 new solo & chamber music Recorder pieces dedicated to her. New music performed by her was recorded and published in many albums, and had made their creators win important prizes, such as the prime Minister Prize for Composers and ACUM Award. She performed in festivals and concert series in Israel and Europe, and played as a soloist with Kölner Akademie Orchestra, Barrocade, the Israeli Stage Orchestra and The Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva and played as featured musician among many more orchestras and ensembles.
Inbar was the head of the Israeli Women Composers and Performers Forum for several years. She was the artistic director, manager and producer of Vox Feminae Festival, initiated and managed a chamber music concert series dedicated to women musicians and edited numerous radio broadcasts about the Forum members. Since 2018, she was the director, producer and player of eight albums, among them “Modern Roots” (with the support of The Ministry of Culture), “From Johann to Hans”, “Chamber Sound 2” (produced by Karev foundation for education) and “Una Folia Antiqua-Nuova”, released by the American prestigious label “Centaur Records” (with the support of Rabinovich foundation for the Arts and The Pais Council for Arts and Culture).