Avior Byron
Israeli musician
Avior Byron (Hebrew: אביאור ביירון) (born 1973) is an Israeli singer songwriter and musicologist.
Biography
Avior Byron was born in Petah Tikva,
and grew up in Yavne. From the age of ten he studied classical piano, and from thirteen learnt rock and jazz guitar. At the age of fifteen, he had a band, in which he was the composer, the singer and the guitarist.
He started to study at Tel Aviv University, and he graduated with a B.A. in musicology and orchestration. Avior has a doctorate in music from Royal Holloway, University of London.
His tutor for the doctorate was Prof. John Rink, and the subject of his thesis was "Schoenberg as a performer: esthetics in practice".
In 2001 Byron became religious;
from 2011–2016 he studied literature, Judaism, philosophy and Hebrew poetry in the friends' program of "Alma – Home for Hebrew Culture". At the conclusion of their studies, the students were asked to prepare works of art, and Byron composed songs, some of which appear in his debut album.
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