Greg Eisenson is an active and versatile musical artist within the Jewish and broader performance community, serving as a cantorial soloist at Kehillah on the Beach with the Cuban Hebrew Congregation in Miami Beach, where they contribute their voice to Friday night Shabbat services and community musical events. Kehillah on the Beach is a growing Jewish spiritual community hosted at the historic Cuban Hebrew Congregation, with services led by Rabbi/Cantor Rachelle Nelson, known for her long career as a cantor, composer of Jewish liturgical music, and pioneer as the first female cantor to serve synagogues in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Nelson’s musical leadership and composition work are widely respected in Jewish communities nationwide, and she guides the musical worship in services that Greg supports. (Greater Miami Jewish Federation+1)

In addition to their cantorial work, Greg has performed in concerts and special events, including a recent duet of “Walking in the Air” with Sarah Brightman during the Winter Symphony tour in Miami and Naples—an achievement that highlights their vocal performance skills in crossover classical and popular repertoire (as reported in current concert listings for Sarah Brightman’s Winter Symphony). (WGCU PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida) They study voice with Manny Perez, a highly regarded Miami-based vocal coach and Director of Vocal Studies known for mentoring singers who perform on major opera and concert stages, and who also teaches within cantorial circles. (miamimusicfestival.com) As a Jewish artist, Greg’s cantorial singing and participation in worship services reflect a deep connection to Jewish tradition and community life, using music to enhance spiritual experiences and celebrate heritage.