Kind Words …

“One of the most challenging aspects of inviting a visiting Cantor is to find the balance between the comfort and familiarity of the ritual and the musical and spiritual rejuvenation of the service. Cantor Jacobson has the phenomenal ability to connect with the congregation and find that balance. Cantor Jacobson is a talented musician, a brilliant Cantor, and a wonderful mensch to work with. Looking forward to our next Shabbat service in Australia.”

— Rabbi Adi Cohen, Temple David in Perth, AU

“The moment you see Cantor Jacobson you are drawn to her internal joy. The moment you hear her sing, you are uplifted by her beautiful voice. In a word, she is ‘Engaging!’- be it in-person or virtually.”

— Rabbi Todd Chizner, Temple Judea of Manhasset, NY

"Cantor Jacobson is a wonderful human being and a gifted Cantor. She makes prayer real and meaningful for everyone. She touches people's hearts with her beautiful voice and beautiful soul."

— Rabbi Emeritus Gary Klein, Temple Ahavat Shalom, Palm Harbor, FL

“With Cantor Jacobson, there are no listeners, there are only participants, as she brings us along on a journey.”

— Rabbi Joshua Hammerman, Temple Beth El, Stamford, CT

“We have no better person to guide us in song than Cantor Deborah Jacobson. Her magnificent voice is surpassed by her open heart and genuine expression.”

— Rabbi Mark Kaiserman, The Reform Temple of Forest Hills, NY

“Deborah radiates joy from the bima and is wonderful at encouraging congregants to relax, join in and add ruach to any service. Her commitment to our liturgical tradition coupled with her willingness to innovate and bring in new material is ideally suited to today’s 21st century congregation. As a clergy partner Deborah is everything a rabbi could ask for. In addition to her undeniable talent she is the consummate professional.”

— Rabbi Emeritus Avi Winokur, Society Hill Synagogue, Philadelphia, PA

"Cantor Deborah Jacobson's warmth and love of the Jewish musical tradition are palpable. She makes the prayer service come alive and invites everyone to share in her enthusiasm."

— Rabbi Yael Ridberg, Dor Hadash in San Diego, CA