Michal Mossek
Michal Mossek began her horn studies at the age of 12 and graduated from IASA (Israeli art and sciences academy) in Jerusalem.
With the help of a scholarship from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation received between 1987 and 1997, she studied with Dale Clevenger, principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. During her studies, she performed with the Chicago Civic Orchestra. After serving in the IDF unit for outstanding musicians, Michal played as assistant first horn with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra IBA (1995 – 2003). An additional scholarship from the America- Israel Cultural Foundation enabled her to return to her studies at the University of Indiana in Bloomington.
She has participated in the East-West divan workshops led by Daniel Barenboim and performed at the Red Sea Festival, Kefar Blum Chamber Music Festival, the Verbier Festival and in America, at the Interlocken Festival.
Michal is a member of the 21 Century Ensemble.
She joined the IPO in 2007.
Michal Mossek
Michal Mossek began her horn studies at the age of 12 and graduated from IASA (Israeli art and sciences academy) in Jerusalem.
With the help of a scholarship from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation received between 1987 and 1997, she studied with Dale Clevenger, principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. During her studies, she performed with the Chicago Civic Orchestra. After serving in the IDF unit for outstanding musicians, Michal played as assistant first horn with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra IBA (1995 – 2003). An additional scholarship from the America- Israel Cultural Foundation enabled her to return to her studies at the University of Indiana in Bloomington.
She has participated in the East-West divan workshops led by Daniel Barenboim and performed at the Red Sea Festival, Kefar Blum Chamber Music Festival, the Verbier Festival and in America, at the Interlocken Festival.
Michal is a member of the 21 Century Ensemble.
She joined the IPO in 2007.
