Debbie Friedman was a beloved and inspiring Jewish singer-songwriter who transformed contemporary American Jewish prayer and communal experience. Her music breathed new life into Jewish liturgy and tradition, connecting generations and leaving an indelible mark on modern Jewish culture and spirituality.

“She was arguably the most influential Reform Jew of the last century, nothing less than a rebbe to thousands, from the unaffiliated to professional clergy. With more than 20 albums, selling more than 500,000 copies, she composed songs for every phase of life, from playpen to hospice, and in almost every genre.” (Jonathan Mark/NY Jewish Week)