Debbie Friedman

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Deborah Lynn "Debbie" Friedman (born February 23, 1951 in Utica , New York, † January 9, 2011 in Mission Viejo , California) was a singer-songwriter and interpreter of Jewish liturgy. She played guitar and sang in Hebrew and English. She is best known for her setting of the Mi Shebeirach prayer . The music of Debbie Friedman had an influence on the liturgy of reform and conservative congregations, but also on Orthodox . Friedman was a feminist .

Discography

  • Songs of the Spirit- The Debbie Friedman Anthology
  • Light these lights
  • Debbie Friedman Live at the Del
  • The water in the well
  • The Alef Bet
  • Debbie Friedman at Carnegie Hall
  • The World of Your Dreams
  • And You Shall Be a Blessing
  • Ani Ma-Amin
  • Not by Might Not by Power
  • Sing Unto God
  • One People
  • As You Go On Your Way: Shacharit - The Morning Prayers
  • It's you
  • Shalom Aleichem
personal data
SURNAME Friedman, Debbie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Friedman, Deborah Lynn
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American singer-songwriter
DATE OF BIRTH February 23, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Utica , New York
DATE OF DEATH January 9, 2011
Place of death Mission Viejo , California