Temple Sinai welcomes the inspiring, joyful and beautiful music of Zach Mayer at Kabbalat Shabbat services this spring! Zach brings people together through the power of spiritual wordless melodies, rooted in Jewish tradition called nigunim. Zach channels his family lineage of four generations of cantors before him as he guides communities around the world in pursuing their own joyous voices in song.
Singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and teacher, Zach has over 35 million hits on YouTube for his “Subway Sax BaIle.” He has performed with John Zorn, Frank London, Michael Alpert, Joey Weisenberg, and Bobby McFerrin, and has served on the faculty of the Brandeis Institute of Music and Art in Boston, and the Laguardia Arts High School in New York City. His most recent recording is titled, “Zeh HaYom.”
Zach joins us thanks to the support of Temple Sinai’s Howard and Arlene Weintraub Fund for Excellence in Music.
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