Born in Haifa, he spent three years of his childhood in Brazil, before returning with his Family to Israel, starting to play the piano at the age of five with his kindergarten teacher. Interested in natural science, he studied Mathematics before focusing solely on his music studies in Tel Aviv and in Jerusalem. He furthered his education at the Royal Academy of Music in London where he studied with Joanna MacGregor CBE, receiving the MacFarren Gold Medal, the Lloyds prize for the best graduation recital, and the Lillian-Davies Prize for a Beethoven Sonata, among other distinctions. He was a selected as Kirckman Society Artist, and worked with many leading artists, more closely with Stephen Kovacevich. Currently, Yehuda holds a PhD from the Royal Academy of Music. His international career spans major festivals such as Beethovenfest in Bonn, Yellow Barn, Due Mondi in Spoleto, Dartington Festival, Israel Festival, Felicja Blumental, Tibor Varga, among others, with performances in leading venues including the Royal Festival Hall, Konzerthaus Berlin, St Martins in the Fields, St John’s Smith Square, Tel Aviv Museum, and more. He has appeared as soloist with orchestras including the Brandenburg Sinfonia (Play-direct), Haifa Symphony, St Johhn’s Chamber Orchestra, Kibbutzim Chamber Orchestra, and the Ashdod Symphony. He played live on BBC Radio, ZDF German TV, Classic FM, and radio Kol Hamusica.
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Yehuda Inbar plays classical piano music, specializing in a repertoire that spans Baroque and Romantic works by Couperin and Schubert alongside contemporary compositions by György Kurtág.
Yehuda Inbar was born in Haifa, Israel, and later pursued advanced musical studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he earned his PhD.
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