Los Angeles-based composer and recorder player Tali Rubinstein began playing the recorder when she was in the second grade. Her talent, distinctive style, and personal expression have made her one of the world's greatest interpreters of that often underestimated instrument. She has put her virtuosity to work in fields as diverse as modern and traditional jazz, Latin pop, flamenco, Hindustani ragas, contemporary classical and early music. In addition to her years of international touring, Rubinstein has performed at the Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, Birdland Jazz Club and the Blue Note. She has collaborated with world-renowned musicians Javier Limón, Anat Cohen, Alejandro Sanz, John Clayton, Sean Jones, Mariza, Tomatito and Paco De Lucia’s band, and is a current member of Mannheim Steamroller band. Rubinstein participated as a composer and performer in the Latin Grammy Award winning album Entre 20 Aguas (by Javier Limón) and in the Grammy nominated album Mutt Slang II (by Alain Mallet), and was mentioned in Barack Obama's Favorite Songs of 2018 list. She played as a soloist with several orchestras and big bands around the globe, and has performed with her band in the USA, Latin America, Asia and Europe.