Cantor Robbie Solomon is renowned for his artistry as a composer, cantor and performer. Whether in a service, a performance or a scholar’s weekend, his presentation of music is beautiful, engaging and informative.

A Scholar-in-Residence weekend with Cantor Solomon might include a Friday night service featuring his music, a Saturday morning sermon-in-song, a Hebrew school service or assembly, and many other creative possibilities. He will work with the rabbi, cantor or music director to choose a program most suited to the synagogue. He can assist in the training of choirs, both children’s and adult, volunteer or professional or any other musicians available to your congregation. Cantor Solomon is also prepared to conduct or play any one of a number of instruments in the programs.

After an evening or weekend of music with Cantor Robbie Solomon, congregations come away uplifted, with a renewed appreciation of our Jewish culture.

Here is a sample of Cantor Robbie Solomon’s more recent engagements:

• Sydney, Australia, Jubilee Artist in Residence at North Shore Temple Emanuel
• BriarCliff Manor, N.Y. A Cantor’s Cabaret
• Albany, NY, Composer in Residence for the Ne’imah Choir Spring Choral Festival
• Atlanta, GA, Scholar-in-Residence at Temple Emanu-El
• Baltimore, MD, Temple Emanuel, Scholar-in-Residence
• Atlanta, GA, Composer-in-Residence at the Atlanta Jewish Choral Festival

A partial list of other synagogues and cantors who have hosted Cantor Solomon as scholar-in-residence follows:

• Cantor Linda Shivers, Congregation Neveh Shalom, Portland, OR
• Cantor Jodi Sufrin, Temple Beth Elohim, Wellesley, MA
• Cantor Steven Sher, Temple Israel of Westchester, Croton-on-Hudson, NY
• Rabbi Lewis Mintz, Temple Beth Elohim, Acton, MA
• Cantor Jenny Isenstark, Temple Anshe Sholom, Olympia Fields, IL
• Cantor Donna Goldstein, Temple Israel, Westport, CT
• Cantor Dana Anesi, Temple Beth El, Chappaqua, NY
• Cantor Florence Merel, Temple Sinai, Summit, NJ
• Rabbi Morley Feinstein, Temple Beth El, South Bend, IN
• Cantor Donna Marcus, Temple Emanu-El, Livingston, NJ