Ronnie Reshef’s music has been described by the press as “Witty, lyrical art-song settings” (Broadway World), “Vivid, elegant… …smart, and gorgeous” (Houston Chronicle). Reshef’s work spans from classical music to Off-Broadway musicals, concentrating on works for the theater. Her first opera 'Requiem for the Living' was performed in New York city, Kentucky, and Texas, where it was a finalist in Opera Vista competition. Her musical 'Conspiracy!' had an Off-Broadway run at MITF (NYC), where it was nominated for best music and lyrics, among four other nominations. Her opera 'Something to Live For' participated at Fort Worth Opera’s (TX) Frontiers showcase, was awarded the Main-Stage Prize by Boston Metro Opera (MA), and was a finalist in The American Prize. Recent highlights include 'When He Was Good', a new chamber opera commissioned and premiered by IMVAJ Masterclasses Jerusalem, and Childhood Sketches, commissioned and premiered by the Thelma-Yellin wind band; Upcoming projects include a new opera commission for the annual Israeli Music Festival 2020, and a new solo piece for pianist Hagai Yodan. Fellowships include American Opera Projects’ Composer and the Voice program, BMI’s Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop, and a residency in Yaddo. Reshef serves as faculty at Ono Academic College. She holds a Doctoral degree from Manhattan School of Music. Her main teachers include Richard Danielpour, Reiko Fueting, Steven Osgood, Robert Cuckson, and Tzvi Avni.