3LAUElectronic dance music producer and DJ. · 1991A. AlvarezPoet / lyricistAaron CoplandComposer who defined an American classical sound with Appalachian Spring and Fanfare for the Common Man · 1900Aaron RosandClassical violinist · 1927Abe BurrowsTony Award — Best MusicalAchinoam NiniInternationally acclaimed Israeli singer known as Noa who blends folk, world and Yemenite traditions. · 1969Action BronsonRapper, chef and TV host. · 1983Adam DuritzLead singer of Counting Crows. · 1964Adam FischerOrchestra conductor · 1949Adam GuettelTony Award — Best Original ScoreAdam HorovitzBeastie Boys member (Ad-Rock) and pioneering hip-hop artist. · 1966Adam LambertSinger who rose from American Idol to front the legendary band Queen. · 1982Adam LevineAmerican singer and frontman of Maroon 5. · 1979Adam SchlesingerEmmy- and Grammy-winning songwriter for Fountains of Wayne and 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.' · 1967Adolf BrodskyClassical violinist · 1851Adolph GreenLyricist and librettist · 1914Adrien BrodyAmerican actor, youngest Best Actor Oscar winner for The Pianist; mother, photographer Sylvia Plachy, of partly Hungarian Jewish descent. · 2002Aidan GallagherAmerican actor and musician; Number Five in The Umbrella Academy, and a UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador · 2019Al DubinSong lyricist · 1891Al JolsonEntertainer born Asa Yoelson, son of a cantor; star of 'The Jazz Singer' · 1886Al KooperRock musician (organ on Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone'), founder of Blood, Sweat & Tears. · 1944Alan BergmanFilm and song lyricist · 1925Alan Jay LernerLyricist and librettist of My Fair Lady, Gigi and Camelot · 1918Alan MenkenComposer of Disney scores including The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast; eight-time Oscar winner · 1949Alana HaimMusician in the sister band HAIM who made a breakout acting debut in 'Licorice Pizza'. · 1991Albert HagueTony Award — Best MusicalAlbert MarkovViolinist and composer · 1933Alex BandSinger of The Calling · 2001Alex BrightmanAmerican musical-theatre actor and writer; two Tony nominations, for School of Rock and for Beetlejuice · 2019Alex ClareBritish singer-songwriter known for the hit 'Too Close' who embraced Orthodox Judaism.Alex NorthFilm composer of A Streetcar Named Desire and Spartacus; wrote Unchained Melody · 1910Alexander BorovskyClassical pianist · 1889Alexander BrailowskyClassical pianist · 1896Alexander MarkovClassical violinist · 1963Alexander SchneiderViolinist and conductor · 1908Alexis WeissenbergClassical pianist · 1929Alfred CohnScreenwriter of The Jazz Singer (1927), the first talking picture · 1927Alfred NewmanHollywood film composer who wrote the 20th Century Fox fanfare and won nine Oscars · 1900Alfred SchnittkeSoviet-Russian composer known for polystylistic symphonies and concertos · 1934Alisa WeilersteinClassical cellist · 1982Alison SudolActress and musician (A Fine Frenzy) known for the Fantastic Beasts films · 1984Alma DeutscherBritish composer and prodigy who wrote the opera Cinderella as a child · 2005Alma GluckEarly-20th-century operatic soprano and one of the first million-selling recording artists. · 1884Amit FarkashIsraeli actress and singer who starred in the series Victory (HaNesicha). · 1989Amy WinehouseGrammy-winning British soul singer whose album 'Back to Black' became a defining record of its era. · 1983Andras SchiffHungarian-British pianist renowned for his interpretations of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert. · 1953André KostelanetzOrchestra conductor · 1901André PrevinComposer, conductor and pianist · 1929André SpirePoet / lyricistAndrew Barth FeldmanAmerican actor and singer; took the title role in Dear Evan Hansen on Broadway at sixteen, then No Hard Feelings · 2019Anna SpitzerMusicianAnne Akiko MeyersClassical violinist · 1970Annie FischerClassical pianist · 1914Antal DorátiOrchestra conductor · 1906Anthony NewleySongwriter and performer · 1931Anthony ShafferTony Award — Best PlayAnton RubinsteinRussian composer and pianist who founded the Saint Petersburg Conservatory · 1829Antoni SłonimskiPoet / lyricistAri GoldSinger-songwriter and filmmaker who was an openly gay pop pioneer. · 1970Arnaldo CohenClassical pianist · 1948Arnold SchoenbergAustrian composer who pioneered atonality and the twelve-tone technique, a founder of the Second Viennese School and one of the most influential musical modernists. · 1921Arnold SchönbergRevolutionary composer who pioneered atonality and the twelve-tone technique. · 1874Art GarfunkelSinger of the duo Simon & Garfunkel. · 1965Arthur CaesarScreenwriter of Manhattan Melodrama (Academy Award 1934) · 1934Arthur FiedlerOrchestra conductor (Boston Pops) · 1894Arthur FreedLyricist of 'Singin' in the Rain' and legendary producer of the MGM musicals · 1952Arthur FriedheimPianist and composer · 1859Arthur KopitTony Award — Best MusicalArthur SchwartzBroadway composer · 1900Artur BodanzkyOpera conductor · 1877Artur RodzinskyOrchestra conductor · 1892Artur RubinsteinPolish-American pianist regarded as one of the greatest of the 20th century, especially renowned for his Chopin interpretations. · 1887Artur SchnabelAustrian pianist and composer, celebrated interpreter of Beethoven and the first to record the complete Beethoven piano sonatas. · 1932Asher RothRapper ('I Love College'). · 1985Avi ToledanoIsraeli singer and composer; second at the 1982 Eurovision with 'Hora', and composer of Ofra Haza's 'Chai', second in 1983 · 1982Avraham FriedHasidic singer and beloved Jewish entertainer.BaauerElectronic producer whose track 'Harlem Shake' became a viral global No. 1 hit.BabydaddyMusician and co-founder of the band Scissor Sisters. · 1976Barbra StreisandSinger and Actress · 1964Barry ManilowSinger and songwriter of Mandy, Copacabana and other pop standards · 1943Barry MannSongwriter (You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin') · 1939Beanie FeldsteinActress acclaimed for 'Lady Bird' and 'Booksmart' and for leading 'Funny Girl' on Broadway. · 1993Beatrice KaufmanRegarded as one of the wittiest women in New York during the 1930s and 1940s, Beatrice Kaufman edited important works of modernist poetry and fiction, published short stories of her own in the New… · 1895BeckGenre-blending singer-songwriter ('Loser', 'Odelay'). · 1970Bella DavidovichClassical pianist · 1928Belle BakerBelle Baker has been described as a famed torch singer and vaudeville star, as well as a Yiddish, Broadway, and motion picture actor. · 1896Ben HarperGrammy-winning singer, songwriter and slide guitarist. · 1969Benj PasekSongwriter (Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land) · 1985Benjamin ZanderOrchestra conductor · 1939Benno MoiseiwitschClassical pianist · 1890Benny BlancoRecord producer and songwriter behind numerous chart-topping pop hits. · 1988Benny GoodmanClarinetist and bandleader known as the 'King of Swing'; led one of the first racially integrated jazz groups. · 1938Bernard GreenhouseClassical cellist (Beaux Arts Trio) · 1916Bernard HaitinkOrchestra conductor · 1929Bernard HerrmannFilm Composer - Psycho and Vertigo · 1960Berta SingermanBerta Singerman (1901-1998) was an Argentine actress and reciter of poetry, famous throughout the Ibero-American cultural world. · 1901Bette MidlerGrammy- and Emmy-winning American singer and actress ('The Rose', 'Beaches') · 1979Betty ComdenLyricist and librettist · 1917Beverly SillsBeverly Sills was a trailblazing opera singer who, after a robust singing career at the New York City Opera Company (NYCO) and the Metropolitan Opera House, became the first female director of the… · 1929Beyle Schaechter-GottesmanBeyle Schaechter-Gottesman was a Yiddish author, poet, editor, educator, graphic artist, folklorist, songwriter, Yiddish territorialist, and community activist. · 1920Billy JoelSinger-songwriter and pianist ('Piano Man'), of Jewish descent on both sides. · 1973Bob DylanSinger-Songwriter · 1962Bob MerrillLyricist of Funny Girl ('People') · 1964Bob WellsCo-wrote 'The Christmas Song' ('Chestnuts roasting on an open fire') with Mel Tormé; born Robert Levinson · 1945Bolesław LeśmianPoet / lyricistBoris SlutskiiPoet / lyricistBrachah ZefiraBrachah Zefira was a seminal figure in the world of Israeli song and among its most colorful and influential personalities in the pre-State period.Brad DelsonGuitarist and co-founder of the rock band Linkin Park. · 2000Brandon UranowitzTony Award-winning Broadway actor. · 1986Brett GurewitzGuitarist of Bad Religion and founder of Epitaph Records. · 1962Bronislau KaperComposer of Lili (Academy Award 1953) and 'On Green Dolphin Street' · 1953Bronislaw HubermanClassical violinist (founder, Israel Phil.) · 1882Bruno MarsGrammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer; of partial Ashkenazi Jewish descent (paternal grandmother) · 2010Bruno WalterConductor renowned for his Mahler and Mozart, working with major world orchestras · 1876Burt BacharachSongwriter of dozens of pop standards including Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head · 1928Burton LaneBroadway composer (Finian's Rainbow) · 1912Byron JanisClassical pianist · 1928Carl FleschViolinist and teacher · 1873Carl RakosiPoet / lyricistCarl TausigPianist and composer · 1841Carly SimonSinger-songwriter known for You're So Vain and the Bond theme Nobody Does It Better · 1945Carole Bayer SagerSongwriter · 1944Carole KingSongwriter and performer whose album Tapestry became one of the best-selling records · 1942Carrie BrownsteinMusician with Sleater-Kinney and co-creator and star of 'Portlandia'. · 1974Cass ElliotPowerhouse vocalist of The Mamas & the Papas on classics like 'California Dreamin'. · 1941Catulle MendèsPoet / lyricistCharles BernsteinPoet / lyricistCharles LedererTony Award — Best MusicalCharles PrevinUniversal music director; One Hundred Men and a Girl (Academy Award 1937) · 1937Charles StrouseBroadway composer (Annie, Bye Bye Birdie) · 1928Charles-Valentin AlkanFrench Romantic composer and virtuoso pianist of formidable technical works · 1813Charlie PuthAmerican singer-songwriter known for See You Again and Attention. · 1991Chava AlbersteinChava Alberstein is a singer-songwriter who by the end of 2020 had recorded over 60 albums (including eight albums in Yiddish but not including singles and song collections), more than any other… · 1946Chris SteinGuitarist and co-founder of Blondie. · 1950Clara HaskilRomanian pianist celebrated for her Mozart and Schumann interpretations · 1895Claude VigéePoet / lyricistClaude-Michel SchönbergFrench composer of the musicals Les Misérables and Miss Saigon · 1944Clive DavisFounded Arista and J Records; signed and shaped Janis Joplin, Springsteen, Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys · 1974Con ConradWon the first-ever Academy Award for Best Song, 'The Continental' (1934) · 1934Courtney LoveMusician (frontwoman of Hole) and actress · 1989Craig DavidBritish R&B and UK garage singer-songwriter (matrilineal Jewish; Anglo-Jewish mother, Orthodox Jewish maternal grandfather) · 2000Cy ColemanBroadway composer (Sweet Charity) · 1929Cynthia WeilSongwriter · 1940Dale WassermanTony Award — Best MusicalDana InternationalIsraeli singer who won the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest and became a transgender icon. · 1972Daniel BarenboimPianist and conductor who co-founded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra · 1942Daniel BlumbergComposer of The Brutalist (Academy Award 2024) · 2024Daniel HopeClassical violinist · 1973Daniel LéviFrench singer of Algerian-Jewish descent, famed for the musical Les Dix Commandements ('L'Envie d'aimer'). · 2000Danielle HaimLead singer-guitarist of the sister rock band Haim. · 1989Daniil ShafranClassical cellist · 1923Dannie AbsePoet / lyricistDanny ElfmanFilm composer for Tim Burton films and the theme to The Simpsons · 1953Dany BrillantFrench singer (swing, Latin, chanson); born Daniel Cohen in Tunis to a Tunisian-Jewish family. · 1991Darius MilhaudProlific French composer of the group Les Six, known for polytonal orchestral and chamber works · 1892Dave GrusinJazz and film composer; The Milagro Beanfield War (Academy Award 1988) · 1988Daveed DiggsTony- and Grammy-winning actor and rapper who originated roles in 'Hamilton'. · 1982David AmramClassical composer and conductor · 1930David BryanTony Award — Best MusicalDavid Cohen (David the Red Sea Singer)Israeli singer of the 1960s, billed across Europe as David the Red Sea Singer, who carried Hebrew and Israeli song from an Eilat nightclub to Dutch television and cut a record for the Dutch… · 1967David D'OrIsraeli countertenor with a vocal range of more than four octaves, three times Singer of the Year in Israel, who represented Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 and was the first Israeli to… · 2004David DiamondClassical composer · 1915David DraimanLead singer of the metal band Disturbed. · 1973David FriedmanComposer and songwriter for stage and screen. · 1973David GuettaInternationally successful French DJ and record producer (patrilineal: father of Sephardi Moroccan-Jewish background). · 2009David HandelOrchestra conductorDavid IgnatowPoet / lyricistDavid Lee RothLead singer of Van Halen. · 1954David OistrakhSoviet violinist for whom Shostakovich and Prokofiev wrote concertos · 1908David PopperCellist and composer · 1843David RaksinFilm composer (Laura) · 1912David SamoilovPoet / lyricistDavid ShireComposer of 'It Goes Like It Goes' from Norma Rae (Academy Award 1979) · 1979David ZinmanOrchestra conductor · 1936David ZippelLyricist of City of Angels · 1989Debbie FriedmanInfluential American composer of contemporary Jewish liturgical music.Delmore SchwartzPoet / lyricistDiane WarrenProlific songwriter of pop and film ballads with numerous Oscar nominations · 1956Dimitri TiomkinFilm composer of Western scores including High Noon and Giant · 1894Dmitri BashkirovClassical pianist · 1931Doc PomusSongwriter of 'Save the Last Dance for Me,' 'This Magic Moment' and 'A Teenager in Love.' · 1925Doja CatAmerican singer and rapper known for Say So and Kiss Me More. · 1995Don BlackSong lyricist · 1938Don WasProducer for the Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt and Bob Dylan; president of Blue Note Records; born Don Fagenson · 1989Donald FagenSinger-keyboardist and co-founder of Steely Dan. · 1948Dorothy FieldsLyricist and librettist of standards including The Way You Look Tonight · 1904Dr. LukeProducer-songwriter for Katy Perry, Kesha and Miley Cyrus ('Since U Been Gone,' 'Tik Tok'). · 1973DrakeCanadian rapper and actor who began on Degrassi: The Next Generation. · 1986E. Y. HarburgLyricist of 'Over the Rainbow' (Academy Award 1939) and all The Wizard of Oz songs · 1896Eddie FisherPopular 1950s singer and entertainer. · 1928Edis De PhilippeOpera in Israel owes its creation primarily to singer, director, producer, and impresario Edis De Philippe. · 1912Edmond FlegPoet / lyricistEdouard ColonneOrchestra conductor · 1838Eduard SteuermannPianist and composer · 1892Efrem ZimbalistClassical violinist · 1889El-PRapper-producer, co-founder of Run the Jewels and Definitive Jux. · 1975Elfriede JelinekNobel Prize-winning Austrian novelist and playwright ('The Piano Teacher') · 1946Eli GorenClassical violinistEliahu InbalOrchestra conductor · 1936Elizabeth SwadosElizabeth (Liz) Swados was an American composer, writer, and theatrical director. · 1951Ellie GreenwichSongwriter of 'Da Doo Ron Ron,' 'Leader of the Pack' and 'River Deep - Mountain High.' · 1940Elliot GoldenthalComposer of Frida (Academy Award 2002) · 2002Elliott YaminSinger who rose to fame as an American Idol finalist and R&B recording artist. · 1978Elmer BernsteinFilm composer of scores including The Magnificent Seven and The Ten Commandments · 1922Else Lasker-SchüllerPoet / lyricistEmanuel AxAmerican pianist born in Lviv to Jewish Holocaust survivors, a leading recitalist and chamber musician and multiple Grammy winner. · 1949Emanuel FeuermannCellist regarded as one of the greatest of the twentieth century · 1902Emil GilelsSoviet pianist renowned for his powerful interpretations of Beethoven and Brahms · 1916Emil WaldteufelWaltz composer · 1837Emilia Bassano LanierPoet / lyricistEmily BearPianist and composer · 2001Emmerich KálmánHungarian composer of popular Viennese operettas such as Die Csárdásfürstin · 1882Emmy RossumActress and singer, star of Shameless and Phantom of the Opera · 1986Enrico MaciasAlgerian-born French singer-guitarist; from the Constantine Jewish community, popularized Judeo-Andalusian influenced chanson. · 1962Eric CarmenSinger-songwriter · 1949Erica MoriniClassical violinist · 1904Erich LeinsdorfOrchestra conductor · 1912Erich Wolfgang KorngoldFilm Composer - The Adventures of Robin Hood · 1938Ernest BlochSwiss-American composer known for Jewish-themed works including Schelomo · 1880Ernest GoldFilm composer (Exodus) · 1921Ernestine Schumann-HeinkErnestine Schumann-Heink was a prominent opera singer whose career spanned from the time she was seventeen into her 70s.Ernst TochClassical and film composer · 1887Ervin DrakeSongwriter (It Was a Very Good Year) · 1919Ervín SchulhoffClassical composer and pianist · 1894Este HaimBassist-singer of the sister rock band Haim. · 1986Estelle LieblingEstelle Liebling was a talented opera singer who performed at the Dresden Royal Opera House and the Metropolitan Opera and toured through the United States and Europe. · 1880Esther GamlielitEsther Gamlielit was prominent in a lineage of Yemenite singers, after Brachah Zefira and before Shoshana Damari. · 1919Esther KreitmanEsther Kreitman was the sole female writer in what many consider to be the most prominent family in the history of Yiddish literature, that of brothers I.B. and I.J. Singer.Ethan BortnickPianist and songwriter; Guinness World Record as the youngest solo musician to headline his own concert tour · 2010Ethan SlaterAmerican stage actor; created SpongeBob on Broadway (Tony nomination) and played Boq in the Wicked films · 2018Eugene IstominClassical pianist · 1925Eugene OrmandyConductor who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for over four decades · 1899Eve QuelerOpera conductor · 1936Evgeny KissinRussian-born pianist and child prodigy, one of the leading concert pianists of his generation; later became an Israeli citizen. · 1971Eyal GolanIsraeli singer, among the most successful in the country's history in Mizrahi pop · 2011Eydie GormeOne of the great stylists of the American popular song, Eydie Gorme achieved national prominence with her appearances on Steve Allen’s Tonight! · 1928Ezra KoenigFrontman and songwriter of the Grammy-winning band Vampire Weekend. · 1984Fabien SevitzkyOrchestra conductor · 1891Fanny BriceComedienne and singer, subject of the musical Funny Girl · 1891Fanny MendelssohnGerman composer and pianist of hundreds of songs and piano works · 1805Fat MikeSinger-bassist and founder of punk band NOFX and Fat Wreck Chords. · 1967Fay KaninOver a sixty-year career as a writer, actor, co-producer, and activist, Fay Kanin was awarded several Emmys and Peabodys, the ACLU Bill of Rights Award, the Crystal Award from Women in Film, the… · 1917Felix GalimirClassical violinist · 1910Felix MendelssohnComposer · 1826Ferdinand DavidViolinist and composer · 1810Ferdinand HillerComposer and conductor · 1811Ferenc FricsayOrchestra conductor · 1914Fernando PessoaPoet / lyricistFlory JagodaFlory Jagoda was a singer, musician, and composer who promulgated and enriched the Sephardic and Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) musical and folkloric tradition in the United States. · 1923Francis WolffBerlin-born Jewish refugee who co-ran Blue Note Records and photographed its sessions — the album covers that became the visual memory of jazz. · 1939Frank LoesserBroadway composer of Guys and Dolls and How to Succeed in Business · 1910Franz RuppClassical pianist and accompanist · 1901Franz SchrekerOpera composer · 1878Franz WaxmanFilm composer of Sunset Boulevard and A Place in the Sun · 1906Fred EbbBroadway lyricist (Cabaret, Chicago) · 1928Frederic Hymen CowenComposer and conductor · 1852Frederick LoeweComposer of My Fair Lady and Camelot with lyricist Alan Jay Lerner · 1901Fritz KreislerViolin virtuoso and composer · 1875Fritz ReinerOrchestra conductor · 1888Fritzi MassaryFritzi Massary was a prominent singer in Berlin prior to the onset of World War II.Gad ElbazIsraeli Jewish pop singer.Gali AtariIsraeli singer, lead voice of Milk and Honey, who won the 1979 Eurovision Song Contest with 'Hallelujah' · 1979Gary BertiniOrchestra conductor · 1927Gary GraffmanClassical pianist · 1928Gavin DeGrawSinger-songwriter behind hits like 'I Don't Want to Be' and 'Not Over You'. · 1977Gavriel LipkindClassical cellist · 1977Geddy LeeLead singer and bassist of the rock band Rush. · 1953Gene SimmonsIsraeli-born co-founder, bassist and vocalist of the rock band KISS. · 1973Georg SoltiConductor of the Chicago Symphony who won a record number of Grammy Awards · 1912George BenjaminClassical composer and conductor · 1960George GershwinComposer - Rhapsody in Blue and Porgy and Bess · 1924George HenschelConductor, singer and composer · 1850George R. R. MartinAuthor of A Song of Ice and Fire, the saga behind Game of Thrones; a 2019 DNA test on Finding Your Roots revealed an unidentified Ashkenazi Jewish biological grandfather (22.4% Ashkenazi). · 1996George SebastianOrchestra conductor · 1903George SidneyDirector of MGM musicals ('Anchors Aweigh', 'Show Boat', 'Kiss Me Kate') · 1916George SzellOrchestra conductor · 1897Georges MoustakiFrench singer-songwriter born in Alexandria to a Greek-Jewish family; wrote hits for Piaf and his own classics. · 1969Gerald FinziClassical composer · 1901Gerard DarmonFrench actor and singer of Algerian Sephardic Jewish descent, known for Diva and Asterix films · 1948Gerard SchwarzOrchestra conductor · 1947Gerry GoffinPoet / lyricistGertrud KolmarPoet / lyricistGiacomo MeyerbeerGerman-born composer (born Jakob Liebmann Beer), leading figure of 19th-century French grand opera (Robert le diable, Les Huguenots). · 1831Gidi GovIsraeli singer and popular television host. · 1950Gidon KremerLatvian violinist and champion of contemporary works, founder of Kremerata Baltica · 1947Gil ShohatIsraeli composer and pianist known for his operas and orchestral works.Gina BachauerClassical pianist · 1913Gregor PiatigorskyCellist and teacher who premiered numerous concertos written for him · 1903Grigory SokolovClassical pianist · 1950Gus KahnLyricist of 'Makin' Whoopee'; One Night of Love (Academy Award 1934) · 1934Gustav HollaenderViolinist and composer · 1855Gustav MahlerComposer · 1888Gustave KahnPoet / lyricistGuy OsearyIsraeli-born music manager of Madonna and U2; ran Maverick Records · 1997György FaludyPoet / lyricistGyörgy KurtágHungarian composer celebrated for concentrated, aphoristic chamber works · 1926György LigetiAvant-garde composer whose works featured in 2001: A Space Odyssey · 1923György SebőkClassical pianist · 1922Hal DavidSong lyricist · 1921Hannah SeneshPoet / lyricistHanns EislerComposer · 1898Hans GálClassical composer · 1890Hans KrásaClassical composer (Brundibar) · 1899Hans ZimmerFilm composer of The Lion King, Gladiator, Inception and Dune · 1957Harold ArlenComposer - Over the Rainbow · 1939Harold RomeBroadway songwriter · 1908Harold SamuelClassical pianist · 1879Harriet CohenClassical pianist · 1895Harvey FiersteinTony Award-winning playwright and actor ('Torch Song Trilogy') · 1954Heinrich Wilhelm ErnstViolinist and composer · 1814Helen ForrestDespite an unhappy childhood, Helen Forrest achieved great success as a singer in several big bands. · 1918Hélène GrimaudClassical pianist · 1969Henri HerzPianist and composer · 1803Henri TemiankaViolinist and conductor · 1906Henryk SzeryngClassical violinist · 1918Henryk WieniawskiViolin virtuoso and composer · 1835Hephzibah MenuhinClassical pianist · 1920Herb AlpertTrumpeter and co-founder of A&M Records (the 'A'); only artist to top the charts both vocally and instrumentally · 1962Herbert FieldsTony Award — Best MusicalHermann LeviOrchestra conductor · 1839Hofni CohenIsraeli singer and entertainer called Suleiman the Little after his father, whose Al El Yisrael became the anthem of the national football team and who sang Hatikvah before its matches from 1989 to… · 1976Hoodie AllenIndependent rapper ('No Interruption'). · 1988Hovi StarIsraeli singer who represented Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest.Howard AshmanAmerican lyricist known for The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. · 1950Howard DietzSong lyricist · 1896Howard KaylanLead singer of The Turtles ('Happy Together') and Flo & Eddie. · 1947Howard ShoreFilm composer of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, winning three Oscars · 1946Hugo KreislerCellist · 1884Ida HaendelClassical violinist · 1928Idan AmediIsraeli singer-songwriter and actor; Sagi Tzur in Fauda, and a platinum-selling recording career · 2015Idan ReichelIsraeli musician who founded the genre-blending Idan Raichel Project. · 1977Idina MenzelTony-winning singer and actress who originated Elphaba in 'Wicked' and voiced Elsa in 'Frozen'. · 1971Ignaz BruellPianist and composer · 1846Ignaz FriedmanClassical pianist · 1882Ignaz MoschelesPianist and composer · 1794Igor LevitRussian-German pianist acclaimed for his Beethoven sonata cycle · 1987Igor OistrakhClassical violinist · 1931Ira GershwinLyricist - Collaborated with George Gershwin · 1924Ira KaplanSinger, guitarist and co-founder of the indie rock band Yo La Tengo. · 1957Irna PhillipsIrna Phillips created hugely popular soap operas for radio and television and introduced plotlines that shaped the format of many soaps that followed. · 1901Irving CaesarPoet / lyricistIrving LaytonPoet / lyricistIsa KremerIsa Kremer (Belz, Bessarabia, 1887-Córdoba, Argentina, 1956) traveled the world performing art, folk, and classical music. · 1887Isaac KarabtchevskyOrchestra conductor · 1934Isaac SternAcclaimed American concert violinist; led the campaign that saved Carnegie Hall from demolition in 1960. · 1960Isaak DunaevskySoviet film and song composer · 1900Isabella VengerovaPianist and teacher · 1877Ishtar (Alabina)Israeli singer, lead vocalist of Alabina; born in Israel to an Egyptian-Jewish mother and a Moroccan-Jewish father. · 1996Ishtar (Esther Zach)Israeli singer (Alabina) · 1968Israel YinonOrchestra conductor · 1956Issay DobrovenConductor and pianist · 1891Istvan KertészOrchestra conductor · 1929Itamar MosesTony Award — Best MusicalItay LeviIsraeli singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist of Mizrahi pop; seven studio albums · 2015Itzhak PerlmanClassical violinist · 1945Ivan FischerOrchestra conductor · 1951Ivry GitlisClassical violinist · 1922Izhar CohenIsraeli singer who won Israel's first Eurovision Song Contest in 1978 with 'A-Ba-Ni-Bi' · 1978Izydor LottoViolinist and composer · 1840Jack AntonoffGrammy-winning producer and Bleachers frontman shaping records for Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and more. · 1984Jack BlackMusician (Tenacious D) and actor, raised Jewish with both parents of Jewish faith. · 1994Jack FeldmanTony Award — Best Original ScoreJack LawrencePoet / lyricistJack YellenPoet / lyricistJackie HoffmanComedic actress of Broadway and screen, known for Only Murders in the Building. · 1960Jacob DruckmanClassical composer · 1928Jacqueline du PréBritish cellist famed for her recording of the Elgar Cello Concerto · 1945Jacques HalévyOpera composer (La Juive) · 1799Jacques LanzmannFrench Jewish writer, journalist and lyricist (brother of Claude Lanzmann); Jacques Dutronc songwriter · 1954Jacques LevyCo-wrote the musical Fame; Bob Dylan's co-writer on Desire · 1988Jacques OffenbachGerman-born French composer, son of a synagogue cantor and founder of the operetta genre (Orpheus in the Underworld, The Tales of Hoffmann). · 1858Jakab GrünClassical violinist · 1837James HornerFilm composer of Titanic and Avatar; won two Oscars for Titanic · 1953James LapineTony Award — Best MusicalJames LevineLongtime music director of the Metropolitan Opera · 1943James McBrideAuthor and musician who won the National Book Award for 'The Good Lord Bird' and wrote the acclaimed memoir 'The Color of Water'. · 1957James Newton HowardComposer of The Fugitive and The Dark Knight; Max Steiner Award (2015) · 2015Janis IanFolk/pop singer-songwriter ('At Seventeen', 'Society's Child'). · 1951János StarkerClassical cellist · 1924Jascha HeifetzViolinist widely considered the greatest of the twentieth century · 1901Jascha HorensteinOrchestra conductor · 1898Jason Robert BrownTony Award — Best Original ScoreJason SchwartzmanActor and musician, star of many Wes Anderson films · 1980Jay LivingstonSongwriter (Que Sera, Sera) · 1915Jean-Jacques GoldmanOne of France's most successful singer-songwriters; from a Jewish family of Polish/German origin. · 1981Jean-Jacques KantorowViolinist and conductor · 1945Jean-Pierre BardaSinger and member of the Swedish pop group Army of Lovers. · 1967Jeanine TesoriTony Award — Best MusicalJeanne BehrendJeanne Behrend was a renowned pianist, music educator, and composer who was dedicated to creating music and popularizing North and South American music. · 1911Jeanne FrankoJeanne Franko was a violinist and pianist who performed with her four siblings and had a solo career.Jeff BarrySongwriter-producer (with Ellie Greenwich) of 'Be My Baby' and 'Chapel of Love.' · 1938Jeff MarxTony Award — Best MusicalJeniferFrench pop singer, winner of the first Star Academy; Jewish Algerian father (Dadouche). · 2002Jennie TourelOpera singer Jennie Tourel’s subtle and expressive performances made each song she sang into a miniature tone drama that she shaped as closely as possible to the composer’s intention. · 1900Jerome KernComposer - Show Boat and Broadway Standards · 1927Jerry BockComposer of Fiddler on the Roof and Fiorello! · 1928Jerry GoldsmithAmerican film composer (Planet of the Apes, Chinatown, Star Trek, Alien); Oscar winner, scored over 250 films. · 1976Jerry HermanComposer-lyricist of Hello, Dolly! and La Cage aux Folles · 1931Jerry MossCo-founded A&M Records (the 'M') — home of The Carpenters, The Police and Janet Jackson · 1962Jerzy PetersburskiComposer (To Ostatnia Niedziela) · 1895

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