Itamar Carmeli

Multifaceted pianist Itamar Carmeli began his artistic journey as a child actor on the wooden stages of Tel Aviv’s major theaters, while simultaneously developing his musical voice as a pianist in both the classical repertoire and the city’s vibrant jazz scene. These early experiences shaped a unique creative path, defined by his insatiable curiosity and creativity. Based in Berlin, he has established himself as a versatile soloist, chamber musician, and composer.

He has performed across Europe and North America at venues including the Pierre Boulez Saal, the Konzerthaus Berlin, Ehrbar Saal Vienna, Beethoven Haus Bonn, Lockenhaus Festival, Mendelssohn Haus Leipzig, Musikdorf Ernen. Among the musicians he has collaborated with are Clara-Jumi Kang, Emmanuel Pahud, Ivan Monighetti and more.

Carmeli studies at the Kronberg Academy with Sir András Schiff and receives ongoing mentorship from Daniel Barenboim. He founded and directs "Momentum", a chamber music series at Kühlhaus Berlin.

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Etta Dainty – Senior Artist Manager [email protected]

Joe Linton - Assistant Artist Manager [email protected]

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