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Cantors have been integral to Jewish life for over 2500 years.
Cantors give voice to the dreams and aspirations of our people through musical interpretation of Jewish liturgy.
Cantors craft a consistent, musical identity for each of our communities through an intricate blend of ancient chant, musical artistry and modern melody.
Cantors shepherd both families and individuals through all the joys and heartbreaks of the Jewish lifecycle with compassion and sensitivity.
Cantors engage children and adults alike with compelling learning opportunities.
Cantors eagerly collaborate with our clergy partners.
Cantors are trained professionals, supported in community and excellence by the Cantors Assembly.
Cantors are leaders whose primary mission is to ensure that our 21st century Jewish communities will thrive.
The Cantors Assembly promotes the profession of the Cantorate, serving our members and their congregations by supporting our colleagues in their roles as vibrant, engaging, vital clergy and musical leaders.
We recognize how important it is to get your search right the first time, and we are eager to help in each stage of your placement process. To explore listing your congregation's position with our service, please click the link below.
Our placement service for cantors is for members only, If you are a member, please click the link below for further information.
The Cantors Assembly [was] the perfect partner in our search for a new cantor. I was delighted both by the professionalism of the CA staff, the quality of their systems, and, of course, the superb chazzan we hired.
The help of CA Placement Services personnel was instrumental in setting direction of our Cantorial Search. The CA Placement Services is an obvious place to begin a Cantorial search. The search yielded the absolute perfect candidate for our community!
Cantors are masters of the Jewish musical and liturgical tradition and a crucial link between that tradition and the Jews they serve. It is hard to imagine our shul without our cantor's influence, care, mastery and wisdom.
We offer numerous programs for the professional development of our members, as well as online classes for the general public and concert programs. An archive containing most of our programming can be accessed at the link below.
Our ever-expanding catalogue of Jewish music publications includes best-selling volumes on music of the independent minyanim, a cappella for Jewish prayer, nusah for the High Holy Days, Shabbat and Festivals, in print, PDF and MP3 formats, Bar and Bat Mitzvah resources and classic hazzanut and much more.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 30, 2020 Media Contact: Saul Markowitz, 412-977-8517, saul@markowitzcommunications.com United in Music, Cantors and Black Music...read more →
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Dear friends, On behalf of the Cantors Assembly Foundation, we are thrilled to invite you to participate in the...read more →
In anticipation of its upcoming 75th Anniversary in 2022, the Cantors Assembly has launched a rebranding effort beginning with...read more →
There are fewer ironies more stark than the recent confluence of parshiyot with the required physical isolation of our...read more →
In 2007 I travelled to Uganda to visit my good friend Rabbi Gershom Sizomu and his family. Gershom had...read more →
May 1, 2020 was the day I discovered that, as bad as things were here in the States with...read more →
Originally published in The Times of Israel, this article was inspired by Ms. Carlebach's participation in our recent "Reframing...read more →
From Chains to Change Virtual Choir We are so glad you have decided to be a part of this...read more →
A joyous celebration of the 53rd anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, featuring over thirty Cantors from across North...read more →
If you knew that friends at another local synagogue had been stricken by some kind of catastrophe--hurricane, flood, earthquake,...read more →
With apologies to all those who attempted to login but were turned away from today's session, we wanted to...read more →
Though COVID-19 has forced us out of our shuls, it can't stop us from davening, from singing and from...read more →
