Rebecca Schwartz

Rebecca's 5th CD, Kirvu (Come Near) is here!! Listen to all the music under the "music" tab, and purchase CDs or downloads under the "buy" tab. Happy Chanukah and enjoy!!

Hoping to have Kirvu (Come Near) in my hands just in time for Chanukah!

The songs are recorded and being mixed right now! There will be thirteen songs in all, and with the guidance of Executive Producer Scott Leader, Rebecca's music is taking a somewhat more contemporary direction. Still some featuring Rebecca's classic style…

Three songs down and studio time is scheduled for the remainder. Looking forward to the finished product for pre-Chanukah release!!

Rebecca is looking forward to recording her 5th album! This one will be produced by Scott Leader, who is an amazing musician as well. Stay tuned!!

P'tach Libi took a second place for best Jewish album in the 2009 Just Plain Folks Awards!

Rebecca has been chosen to participate in the First International Jewish Music Competition hosted by the 14th International Jewish Music Festival at the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ in Amsterdam, The Netherlands May 9-11, 2008. All contestants have been asked to…

It's here! Rebecca's new CD, "P'tach Libi - Open My Heart", will be released on January 18 at a Music Shabbat and release party at Beth Or in Maple Glen, PA. Advanced orders are being taken by the temple. (No…

Rebecca sang original music and a few familiar favorites. She was also thrilled to be invited on stage to sing harmonies with noted singer/songwriter Craig Taubman.

Equipped with a five-piece band of top notch musicians, Rebecca rocked the souls of the congregants of Congregation Rodeph Shalom in Philadelphia with popular, traditional, and original Jewish music. There was singing, swaying, clapping, and children dancing in the aisles…

Rebecca played to a packed house at Act II Playhouse in Ambler, PA. The audience, which included both kids and adults, sang along to Rebecca's original music as well as Pesach favorites. All proceeds from the concert went to American…

Rebecca performed both her secular and liturgical music and talked about her career as part of a celebration of women and the arts. The concert was held at Spark Contemporary Art Space near Syracuse University.