Batya Frenklakh (b. 1992) is an Israeli composer. She has completed a second master's degree in composition at the Anton Bruckner Private University under the direction of Prof. Carola Bauckholt ('19-'21). Previously she studied with Mr. Dan Yuhas ('14-'17) and Mr. Reuben Seroussi ('17-'19) at The Buchmann-Mehta School of Music at Tel Aviv University.

Her works have been performed by notable ensembles, orchestras and soloists, such as the Israel Contemporary Players, Meitar Ensemble, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, Schallfeld Ensemble, Divertimento Ensemble, The Israel Chamber Orchestra, Sharom Kam, Saar Berger, among many others. She has attended masterclasses with Francesco Filidei, Franck Bedrossian, Clara Iannotta, Fabien Levy, Mauro Lanza and Manuela Kerer, and took part in several projects, such as composing in collaboration at Labor Beethoven 2020 and constructing musical representations at the Biennale Urbana (Venice).

Batya won the 3rd prize of the Klon Competition Scholarship and received a master's degree scholarship from The Colton Foundation, a scholarship for excellence in a memory of lawyer Dan Ben-Basat, the Rotary Club Wels Stipendium 2019/20, and a scholarship for composing after the Israeli poet Aviva Or-Shalom.