"My role is first and foremost to inspire people toward greater spirituality through prayer and the beauty of our ancient musical tradition. It is also to create portals into prayer through Anshe Emet Live and other more contemporary melodies in our traditional services. In addition, I co-officiate with the rabbis in life-cycle events, am involved with each Bar/Bat Mitzvah in personal coaching and involve myself in all aspects of congregational and community life. My office is always open and I welcome a visit to get to know you better.”

Greek-born tenor, Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi, is one of the world’s leading interpreters of Jewish music. He is an officer of the Cantors Assembly, on the faculty of the H. L. Miller Cantorial School in New York and on the Board of the Zamir Choral Foundation. Affectionally referred to as the “Jewish Pavarotti,” Hazzan Mizrahi has thrilled audiences worldwide in recital, symphony concerts and opera. His starring role on the PBS special, CANTORS: a faith in song, from Amsterdam, his appearances with Dave Brubeck, the BBC Singers, music festivals in Israel, Istanbul, Krakow, London, Paris, Toronto,Vilnius and throughout the United States, as well as his more than twenty recordings, have made him internationally renowned.

• "Mizrahi was charismatic and fearless, unabashedly emotional… the tone full and golden… he held you spellbound… riding the notes with the Jewish Pavarotti" London Times
• "A phenomenal solo voice… he hits ear-stinging B-flats and C's… conveys power and fervor as few other singers do…Mizrahi dominated the evening. Chicago Tribune
• “In overall performance terms, however, the entire show is stolen by the glorious, clarion-like voice of cantor Alberto Mizrahi. BBC Music Magazine
• "His voice is rich, vibrant, powerful… a striking performer…" Boston Globe