Yehuda Green

== Who is Yehuda Green ==
Yehuda Green (Hebrew: יהודה גרין)(born 1959) is a Hasidic Jewish singer and composer, and hazzan at the Carlebach Shul on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Singing in the style of singer-rabbi Shlomo Carlebach (1925–1994), he has been called "more Carlebach than Carlebach", and is acclaimed for his heartfelt renditions of Carlebach's songs.
While the world of Jewish music has become saturated with "Shlomo Style" performances and performers, none have captured the hearts and souls of audiences around the world with the soft spoken success of Yehudah Green. 
Like Shlomo, the honesty of Yehuda's music unites our people as only our almost universal love of song can. Regardless if its an intimate kumsitz or a sold out concert, Yehuda's style evokes an emotionally response that few if any performers can match.
Or, as he describes it--with a level of modesty that invariably brings his "mentor" to mind; "Music is about honesty--not affectation...since childhood my music and singing just naturally went in Shlomo's direction...it's that "emes" that connects with audiences and Baruch Hashem lets them respond on a much deeper level. 
=== Discography: ===
* Yearning ,2010 
* Neshamele,2018
* Land of your Soul,2018
* Barcheini,2018
* Di Rebbe Iz Do - Single,2022
== In addition, Yehuda appears on the following albums ==
* Hasc 22 (Hasc),2009 (Moshele’s Nigun, Medley Av Harachimim and Nishmas, Carlebach Medley & finale) 
* Hasc 24 (Hasc),2011 ( Ohad & Yehuda Green, Yehuda Green & Shlomo Carlebach) 
* Hasc 25 (Hasc),2012 (Yehuda Green & Eitan Katz) 
* Shir 3 (Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz),2021 (Margishin) 
Category:Living people
Category:Jewish singers
Category:Jewish American musicians