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"BROADWAY MELODIES"
(2007)
For a long time I have loved singing Show Tunes. In high school my best friend Patty urged me to audition for the school musical and I was cast to play Ado Annie in “Oklahoma.” The thrill of performing was sparked and I was never the same. I’ve been fortunate to star in numerous musicals since then including, “The King and I,” “My Fair Lady” and “Nine” which won Drama-Logue Awards in Los Angeles. After recording two albums of Jewish folk music, “My Favorite Hebrew Songs” and “Songs of the Jewish Spirit” I was encouraged by my fans to make a CD of favorite show tunes. This project
lingered in the back of my mind for many years before I decided to call my talented producer David Pinto and just make it happen!
Selections include:
Heart, As Time Goes By, Cole Porter Medley, Can't Help Lovin' That Man, One Note Samba, No One Is Alone, I Got Rhythm,
Someone To Watch Over Me, Blues In The Night, My Fair Lady, Love Me
Or Leave Me, I Dreamed A Dream, Hot Swing Medley, All The Things You
Are
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"SONGS FOR SHABBAT" (2007)
This recording features 19 Hebrew and English songs that have become
favorites at Temple Beth David in Westminster, CA, These spirited or
contemplative prayers, blessings, and melodies for Shabbat are
presented beautifully with style and energy.
Selections include:
Hallelu, Shalom Aleichem, Shabbat Shalom, Uva’u Ha’ovdim (Carlebach),
Return Again/Hashiveinu, Hinei Mah Tov, Niggun (Linder), L’Cha Dodi,
Sh’ma (Pik), Sh’ma/V’ahavta (And You Shall Love) (Friedman), When
You Believe, Mi Chamocha, Ufros Aleinu, V’Sham’ru (Friedman),
Yism’chu, Sim Shalom, Y’varech’cha, Oseh Shalom (Gershon), and
Shehecheyanu (Pik)
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"SONGS OF THE JEWISH SPIRIT"
(1998)
This CD is a follow-up to "My Favorite Hebrew Songs," which was
released in 1994. In researching "Songs of the Jewish Spirit" I
looked at selections of Jewish music from Israel, Eastern Europe,
Russia, Morocco and the U.S. This album combines Israeli music with
Yiddish, Ladino and English songs woven together with a live,
Klezmer feel and Sephardic rhythms.
Selections include:
Lach Yerushalayem, Oyfn Pripitchik, Hava Nagila, La'aman Achai V'rei'ai,
Erev Ba, Tumbalaika, Dodi Li, Sisu Et Yerushalayim, Ele Chamda Libi-Lo Yisa Goy-Yism'chu, Hashamayim, D'ror Yikra, Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen, Jerusalem is Mine, Od Yishama,
Song for Shlomo, Cuando El Rey Nimrod, Rhozinkes Mit Mandlen, Shir L'Shalom
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"MY FAVORITE HEBREW SONGS"
(1993)
In the mid 1980's, I made a live recording of my singing for a
confirmation service at a synagogue in Atlanta. I recorded myself on
my portable tape recorder. I shared this recording with my
appreciative parents. More recently, after listening to a jazz demo
tape I recorded with the extraordinary gifted David Pinto, my father
commented on how great it would be to have that studio quality with
my favorite Hebrew songs. Thus, the idea for this album was born.
Selections include:
Halleluyah, Ve'haier Eineinu, Mi Haish, Adon Olam, Hafinjan, Tzena, Erev Shel Shoshanim, Esa Enai, Al Kol Elle, Bashana Haba'a, Yedid Nefesh, Hiney Mah Tov, Shalom Rav, Eli, Eli, Im Tirtzu, Yerushalayim Shel Zahav, Hatikvah
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