Gon Halevi (גון הלוי) is an Israeli pianist, composer, opera singer, and theatrical performer. Renowned for his innovative approach to music, Halevi blends classical training with contemporary interpretations, reimagining traditional Israeli songs and crafting unique theatrical productions. He began playing piano at the age of six and later studied theater at Thelma Yellin High School for the Arts, where he performed in leading roles such as Rolf in The Sound of Music. Following his early success, Halevi pursued operatic training at the Mannes School of Music in New York, honing his vocal skills and developing his signature style that fuses operatic precision with modern creativity.

 

Halevi’s career spans diverse projects, including the acclaimed musical-theatrical production Micha’el, A Temporary Name (מיכאל, שם זמני), which explores themes of identity, loss, and memory through operatic and dramatic storytelling. He has also created and performed Soundtrack of Childhood (פסקול ילדות), a concert reinterpreting iconic Israeli songs with bold harmonic arrangements and orchestral accompaniments. In addition to his performances, Halevi has collaborated with artists such as Roni Ginosar, producing an album of reimagined Sasha Argov songs, blending intricate vocal harmonies with contemporary orchestration. His work often combines emotional depth with technical mastery, offering audiences a cinematic and immersive musical experience.

 

Beyond his artistic achievements, Halevi is active in social and therapeutic music programs. He serves as a vocal coach in the Soul Key project, aiding trauma survivors through immersive music workshops. These initiatives reflect his belief in the transformative power of music, both as an art form and as a tool for healing. Halevi continues to expand his impact on the Israeli music scene while building an international presence, celebrated for his ability to honor tradition while breaking new creative ground.