After going to college in Connecticut, I moved back to Massachusettes where I sang professionally and was in the business world for 12 years. My decision to become a cantor was not an easy, light-hearted one. Sixteen years ago, after my mother died very suddenly and a close friend was murdered, I began consciously questioning issues that I had never truly confronted prior to that point. The meaning of life and of my life specifically, how we treat each other as a society, society s morals, values and ethics in relationship to mine and my relationship with myself and with G-d were among the issues I began confronting. This introspection and searching, as well as my love for music, brought me to the cantorate.
Music has the power to raise our thoughts, fears and prayers to a higher level.
Singing together in services, holiday programs, choirs and chorales and concerts can energize and excite each and every one of us. It can break down barriers and bring us closer together. But I cannot do all of this alone. So please come by my office, introduce yourself and tell me about your interestes and abilities. I m looking forward to meeting all of you and to being part of your lives and community.