Liron Kaniel
Liron Kaniel
Liron Kaniel was born in Israel in 2002 and began studying the viola at age 10.
Liron has been studying with Prof. Matan Noussimovitch at the Buchmann-Mehta School Of Music and studied in the past with Dr. Lilach Levanon and Leonid Rosenberg.
Liron has been playing in various chamber ensembles for several years and performed with them in Israel and abroad.
She took part in various music festivals around the world such as: the 7th International Mendelssohn Festival (IMF) in Hamburg, Saline Royale Academy,“ISA” masterclasses of the MDW, the 8th International Youth Music Festival in Bratislava, the “Red Sea Chamber Music Festival” for a few years as a soloist, in chamber ensembles and as a member of chamber orchestras, in International Sommerakademie Bad Leonfelden, Allegro Vivo Festival, Keshet Eilon Spring Seminars and others…
In 2018 she was specially invited to perform in a few concerts in Sopron (Hungary) as a soloist, and as a member of several chamber ensembles.
Liron has received master classes with leading musicians in Israel and abroad including: Tabea Zimmermann, Nobuko Imai, Tatjana Masurenko, Lars Anders Tomter, Hariolf Schlichtig, Hartmut Rohde, Thomas Riebl, Gilad Karni, “Fine Arts Quartet”, Haim Taub, “Jerusalem Quartet”, Hiro kurosaki, Daniel Panner, Boris Faust, Mikhail Bereznitsky, Hillel Zori, Sebastian Schmidt, ”Jerusalen Trio”, Predrag Katanic, Alexandre Brussilovsky, and others…
She participated in the “Jerusalem Music Centre” programs for outstanding young musicians since summer of 2018, including the “Young Israel Philharmonic Orchestra” (as the leader of the viola section), in chamber music as a part of “David Goldman Chamber Music Program”, and the “Huberman Project” for young Israeli soloists.
Liron is an “American-Israel Cultural Foundation” and “Ronen Foundation” scholarship recipient.
Received excellence scholarships from the “Jerusalem Music Centre” for several years.
Liron served in the IDF as an “outstanding musician” between 2020-2022.
Liron is playing on a 1780 Gagliano viola, kindly loaned to her from the collection of Yehuda Zisapel.