Hadar Noiberg

Hadar Noiberg, a flutist, composer and arranger, was born in 1982, Holon, Israel, and currently living in New York city.
As a classicaly trained musician, Hadar studied with Prof. Uri Shoham, retired principal flutist of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, while she was studying in "Kiriat Sharet" high-school of arts in Holon.
In the year 1999 Hadar got accepted to the Young Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra and performed with them all over Israel and in festivals and concerts abroad.
While Serving in the I.D.F, Hadar was chosen to be an "Exellent musician", and to represent the army in formal performances. During that time Hadar also studied in the Music Academy in Tel-Aviv with Mr. Yossi Arnheim who is the principal flutist of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra.
In 2002 Hadar formed the "Sabres" group. This group arranged Ladino tunes as well as original ones, and was invited to perform at the Jewish music festival "Nessiah" which took place in Pisa, Italy.
In 2000 Hadar Joined the cuban ensemble "Sabor Cubano" and performed with them for three years all over the country. This band participated in salsa festivals and met with great musicians like Edi Palmieri, for istance.
Between the years 2002-2004 Hadar was a part of the teaching staff of the "Neve Sharet" conservatory in Tel-Aviv as a flute teacher and jazz ensembles instructor.
Since 2003 Hadar has become an arranger for folk dancing groups, which used her arrangements in major festivals as "Karmiel Festival of Folk Dance". Her work was recorded and is still used by several groups as a part of their usual repertoire.
Hadar is now living in New York and is a member of the Fajardo Charanga Orchestra, which is the same orchestra that played with the legendary Jose Fajardo during the 80's. She is performing with several groups in different venues all over New York city and state. Hadar is currently composing and arranging in diverst styles and orchestrations and will soon start her own project of original material.