Biography:
For composer Omri Lahav (born 04.12.1985, Haifa, Israel), the journey to and through music began at an early age.
Taking his first piano lesson at the age of 4, and since picking up many varied instruments, as well as vocal lessons.
Lahav began studying and composing orchestral music at the age of 13, and by the age of 20 he was composing and producing soundtracks for European theaters from his home studio.
In 2008, in spite of overwhelming deadlines, Lahav became involved in the international charity project "Ray of Hope", featuring a text by president of Israel and Noble peace prize winner, Mr. Shimon Peres.
Lahav donated one of the earliest compositions of the original text (Songweavers.com's 'Song of the Month', May 2008), and three additional tracks, including an original Hebrew translation of the text, a composition of the Japanese translation, and a duet with Austrian opera singer, Sonja Perenda.
Another track by Omri Lahav, "It's not the End", was featured on a later release by fellow contributor, Barbara Stone.
Between 2008-2010 Lahav had also acted as musical director of a humor / non-sense radio program on 102fm, Tel-Aviv radio.
Founded Lahav post-production Studios in 2009.
An ongoing endeavor, the studio is constantly updated, upgraded and refined to meet modern state-of-the-art standards, and Lahav's strict demands from his own productions.
In 2010, Lahav was approached to take on the role of music team leader and principal composer for an ambitious project: "0.A.D.", an open-source game of ancient warfare, from the international Wildfire Games team.
Also, composed a score for a web-series produced by the major network, "Yes", Israel.
To date, Omri Lahav has composed and produced soundtracks for countless plays, musicals, indie films, video games, web series, modern dance performances, as well as independent stage works - whilst finding time to play guitar, sing lead vocal, and musically manage his funky power-trio, "The Assembly", and play lead guitar for the band "Pure Imbalance".
Lahav's list of collaborators includes Pain of Salvation Pianist, Fredrik Hermansson, international jazz saxophonist Shlomi Cohen (NYC), famous Israeli vocalist Dana Ha'Levi, Israeli TV star David "Dudu" Zar, and many more of the top names in the Israeli industry today.
Taking his first piano lesson at the age of 4, and since picking up many varied instruments, as well as vocal lessons.
Lahav began studying and composing orchestral music at the age of 13, and by the age of 20 he was composing and producing soundtracks for European theaters from his home studio.
In 2008, in spite of overwhelming deadlines, Lahav became involved in the international charity project "Ray of Hope", featuring a text by president of Israel and Noble peace prize winner, Mr. Shimon Peres.
Lahav donated one of the earliest compositions of the original text (Songweavers.com's 'Song of the Month', May 2008), and three additional tracks, including an original Hebrew translation of the text, a composition of the Japanese translation, and a duet with Austrian opera singer, Sonja Perenda.
Another track by Omri Lahav, "It's not the End", was featured on a later release by fellow contributor, Barbara Stone.
Between 2008-2010 Lahav had also acted as musical director of a humor / non-sense radio program on 102fm, Tel-Aviv radio.
Founded Lahav post-production Studios in 2009.
An ongoing endeavor, the studio is constantly updated, upgraded and refined to meet modern state-of-the-art standards, and Lahav's strict demands from his own productions.
In 2010, Lahav was approached to take on the role of music team leader and principal composer for an ambitious project: "0.A.D.", an open-source game of ancient warfare, from the international Wildfire Games team.
Also, composed a score for a web-series produced by the major network, "Yes", Israel.
To date, Omri Lahav has composed and produced soundtracks for countless plays, musicals, indie films, video games, web series, modern dance performances, as well as independent stage works - whilst finding time to play guitar, sing lead vocal, and musically manage his funky power-trio, "The Assembly", and play lead guitar for the band "Pure Imbalance".
Lahav's list of collaborators includes Pain of Salvation Pianist, Fredrik Hermansson, international jazz saxophonist Shlomi Cohen (NYC), famous Israeli vocalist Dana Ha'Levi, Israeli TV star David "Dudu" Zar, and many more of the top names in the Israeli industry today.