For over a decade, I’ve been based in Berlin, where I teach both privately, advanced students, in my own studio and at the Städtische Musikschule Potsdam, where I have a successful class since 2015 and newly an orchestra I founded.

Alongside my teaching, I regularly perform with some of Germany’s leading ensembles, such as the Deutsche Oper, Kammerakademie Potsdam, Munich Chamber Orchestra, and many more.

I’m deeply passionate about solo and chamber music, historical performance, musical research, and, above all, sharing the joy of the flute through teaching.

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I’ve had the privilege of studying with some great mentors, including Prof. Andrea Lieberknecht, Patrick Gallois, and Marten Root. In my educational journey I went to these institutions:

– B.Mus. with honors from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (Prof. Avner Biron)
– Diplom from HMT Hannover (Prof. Andrea Lieberknecht)
– Postgraduate Excellence Diploma from the Conservatoire Aulnay-sous-Bois (Patrick Gallois)
– M.Mus. in Early Music from the Universität der Künste Berlin (Prof. Christoph Huntgeburth)

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In addition to classical and early music, I’ve expanded my horizons towards Jazz, Rock and folk, and composition, and these influences sometimes find their way into my teaching and performance practice. I aim to cultivate curiosity, stylistic awareness, and versatility in my students.

 

My goal is to provide thoughtful, innovative guidance that helps students develop both the technical tools and artistic insight necessary for true self-expression. Whether preparing for auditions, overcoming blockages, exploring new repertoire, or refining musical voice, I help students grow into confident, expressive artists.