Born in 1984, Negev, israel, Composer and performer of Eastern classical music that has it roots in several Eastern cultures and traditions: Ancient musical traditions of the Jewish and Muslim communities in Asia (Persia, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan), North Africa (Morocco, Egypt) and Middle East. Daniel's compositions are the birth of a new musical language which is a unique mix of these traditions, East meets West - New Israeli Music, wich purpose is to express feelings and spread love.
Learning to master the persian Tar from composer, teacher, musicologist and Tar Master Piris Eliyahu.
Studyied in both academic and traditional training of Classical Persian methods (Radif, Dastgah), a method of studying ancient musical scales by singing playing tar and memorizing by heart thousands of musical motives, in addition to western music high education, BFA of fine arts.
From 2013 Daniel teaches Tar and music at Jerusalem Center of Eastern Music. Performs virtuoso pieces for Tar, from various traditions: Azeri Mugham, Persian Dastgah (Maqam) and unique way of using the Mezrab (Tar pick) from pieces written by Piris Eliyahu.
In 2010 founded the Israel Eastern Trio - Ensemble Meqomot, along with Sagi Manor & Yossi Kadishar. Plays Tar and arranges music for "Ensemble Meqomot" (Tar, Kamanche, Tombak, Vocal) Influanced from ancient Jewish music, eastern Observer music at nature, and Sufi music. The ensemble plays original compositions, traditional pieces and interpretations of music written by Piris Eliyahu.
In 2013 Ensemble Meqomot recorded a live take album at Luzit Cave ,Negev, Israel.