In memory of Debbie Friedman, we offer again her interview with JUF News in 2009. May her legacy be— as her life was— a blessing for us all.
Debbie Friedman’s name is synonymous with American Jewish music. She is one of the foremost artists in the Jewish-music world, having blazed a new genre of Jewish music, bringing American folk and contemporary sounds to traditional texts, a style which now boasts hundreds of performers. She pioneered the movement of Jewish healing services. And, as a liturgical composer, Friedman is more responsible for what is sung in Jewish prayer services than any other woman in history. Her new CD, As You Go On Your Way: Shacharit— The Morning Prayers, continues that lifelong effort.
Tejal Patel receives the Samuel A. Goldsmith Young Professional Award at the 2021 Annual Meeting
Kyle Kolling receives the Samuel A. Goldsmith Young Professional Award at the 2021 Annual Meeting
Letícia Cardoso receives the Samuel A. Goldsmith Young Professional Award at the 2021 Annual Meeting
Nora Bergman receives the Samuel A. Goldsmith Young Professional Award at the 2021 Annual Meeting