There were very few Cantors who were able to make the transition from hazzanut to the Yiddish folk song. My father was one of the very few able to accomplish this with great success. As a “shaliach tzibbur", one must concentrate on the t’filah, using unique skills to interpret the sacred words. With folk songs, one becomes more of a storyteller, conveying the tale with drama and personality. My father moved easily between these two distinct areas, and as a result, greatly enhancing his position in the world of Jewish Music and in the hearts of Jewish Music lovers.
| My Dream of Grandpa | |
| The Jew of Yesteryear | |
| In the New Temple | |
| The Flask | |
| Open the T’hilim | |
| The New Year | |
| The New World | |
| Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself | |
| Moses at Mount Sinai | |
| The Shofar of the Messiah | |
| The Cantor in the Synagogue | |
| A Question | |
| Slaves Were We in Egypt | |
| Teachings of Abaje | |
| The Everlasting Discussion | |
| Blessing of the Moon |
