Noa is an acclaimed classical singer, songwriter and actress. Just recently came back from singing the national anthem for the white sox in Chicago, Her angelic voice, with a range of 5 octaves, has always allowed her to use her voice in many ways, whether it be pop, opera or R&B. She has been fortunate enough to sing in different places around the world such as The Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, The Metropolitan Opera House in New York and several Italian opera houses. In the past year Noa has decided to explore her voice beyond the classical world and to incorporate a unique sound with the music of today. After the huge success of her albums “Café de l’art” and her recent successful European tour that followed, Noa moved to LA where she has begun writing and working on her first US album with known producers from the pop world. She has already been invited as a special guest to sing the national anthem at the White Sox game in Chicago, had a sold out show at the ‘Kodak’ theater and was awarded outstanding performer and international singer by the mayor of Beverly Hills.

Noa came to prominence when she was only 14, playing different leading roles with the Israeli Opera House in Israel and Germany. She sang with the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra and performed to critical acclaim in Italy, Prague, Toronto, Los Angeles, Germany, Israel, New York, and Greece. She was given the privilege to sing the leading role of "The Queen of The Night" in Mozart’s THE MAGIC FLUTE in Prague, following with other leading roles in Europe and Israel in such musicals as ALADDIN, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, SWEENY TODD and WEST SIDE STORY.

Noa went on to be the soloist of the Russian Symphony and the Red Army Orchestra at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow and a few years later represented the U.S in the annual Bolshoi Song & Dance Festival where she was able to show off both her angelic voice and her rich background in dance. Noa was chosen amongst 5 most influential singers in Greece to sing at the prestigious Athens Festival and so in front of the 50,000 people she gave an unforgettable performance. She has received vocal scholarships from various foundations such as America Israel Cultural Foundation, Young Musicians Foundation, Israel Vocal Arts Institute and was also given a scholarship from the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in L.A. As a classical singer, Noa has been studying with acclaimed teachers from the opera world such as Maestra Enza Ferrari in Italy (Maria Callas' coach) and Joan Dornemann (The Metropolitan Opera House, NY), where she was taught not to spread herself thin and let her soul shine through.