Supporting the development of Jewish identities & communities.
Supporting the development of Jewish identities & communities.
Supporting the development of Jewish identities & communities.
Original songs for Jewish early childhood, family engagement, and joyful learning
I write original Jewish music for children and the grown-ups who love them. These songs are used in early childhood classrooms, Tot Shabbat and family programs, religious school, and community gatherings. Each release is made to be sung and moved with, with simple, teachable melodies and real educational purpose underneath the fun.
If you are looking for Jewish music for preschool, early childhood Jewish songs, or music for family programs, you are in the right place. My music is designed for the way real groups work: short attention spans, big feelings, lots of transitions, and the need for routines that help children and grown-ups feel safe, connected, and included.
A collection of original Tu BiShvat songs for kids that bring Jewish environmental learning to life through music and movement. Built for early childhood educators, family engagement professionals, and communities looking for meaningful, age-appropriate Tu BiShvat experiences.
A playful, participatory music experience that helps groups create a brand-new Jewish song together in real time. Designed for educators, songleaders, and communities who want joyful creativity, group connection, and music-making that feels both structured and free.
A curated collection of original Jewish songs for young children, families, and educators, designed for learning through music, movement, and play. These songs turn core Jewish ideas like gratitude, kindness, and connection into experiences children can sing and feel together. Re-released as Dr. Emily, this collection honors where the work began while supporting Jewish learning today.
My music is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and wherever you listen.
From Miss Emily to Dr. Emily
Many of these songs were written earlier in my career and shared under the name Miss Emily. As my work has grown, the music has stayed, but the way I support it has expanded, with more intentional framing around child development, educational design, and Jewish learning.
From college student songleader to doctoral researcher, my journey from Miss Emily to Dr. Emily mirrors my evolution as an educator, mother, and artist.
I also bring this music to communities through live experiences, including early childhood family programs, Tot Shabbat and family Shabbat experiences, educator professional development, residencies, and facilitated songleading sessions designed for your setting and goals.
