Aliza Keren

Creative Credo

Aliza Keren is my stage name, which translated from Hebrew means "Ray of Joy". Since June 2017, it has become my official name. Under the Isakova name, my first albums and videos were released—they represent the same creative path.

My credo is music for the soul, close to everyone.

At concerts, I see a response in the eyes of the audience and am once again convinced: my path is to bring joy through music.

The music I play is light classical, golden hits of dance and light music, violin arrangements of songs, but increasingly, my concerts feature my own compositions.

A musician's professionalism is not an end goal, but a tool for spiritual development, because music connects the material and spiritual worlds more powerfully than any other art.

Teaching is another important part of my calling. For me, the violin is a way to understand the Universe, and my students are individuals to whom I impart life's knowledge and skills through music.

I have been working independently for a long time; my "superiors" are only the Higher Powers who guide and support me.

I collaborate with musicians and other creative people, produce my own projects, and build them from within—through inspiration and personal initiative.

Brief Creative Biography

Aliza Keren is a violinist, composer, teacher, and author of teaching materials. Since 2005, she has been a member of the Israeli copyright organization ACUM.

I perform as a soloist and in ensembles, collaborate with recording studios, and create original projects and music collections. My teaching areas include early musical development ("Musical Gnomes Do-Re-Mi"), courses for violinists on hand health using the V. Mazel system, and methodological courses for beginning violin teachers.

In 2020, I founded the Music Salon in Mevaseret Zion—a series of house concerts that has featured over 25 different musical programs.

Since 2000, I have been teaching violin, solfeggio, improvisation, synthesizer, vocals, and early musical development.

My discography includes the albums Mother's Love (2024), Violin Dancing Melodies (2019), Jazz for Two Violins (2007), and My Dream (2005).

My plays and songs are loved by audiences and students alike—they are performed on the main stage, at house concerts, and in lessons.