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Dudu Fisher

12+ albums
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Dudu Fisher is known throughout the world for his stirring performance as Jean Valjean in the hit show "Les Miserables," but his career began in his native country Israel many years before. After three years of service in the Israel defense forces, Fisher studied at the Tel Aviv academy of music and studied privately with some of the great cantors of the previous generation. He was only 22 when he was invited to become the Cantor of the Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv. Along with his synagogue duties, Fisher also traveled throughout the world, bringing traditional Hassidic, Yiddish and Cantorial music to new audiences User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

The Gypsy / Der Tzigayner

647
2

Under The Tree / Unter Boymer

556
3

We're All Alone

455
4

My Mother-in-law / Mechutensteh Mayneh

377
5

Shir Hamalot (Song of Redemption)

375
6

Velvet Tiger / Namer Mi'ktifa

346
7

The Impossible Dream/Man From La Mancha ("Man of La Mancha")

317
8

Always / Ro'eh Otach Tamid

313
9

Chiribim Chiribom

262
10

Shalom aleichem

207

albums

Yiddishkeit

Yiddishkeit

Standing Where You Are

Standing Where You Are

Showstoppers

Showstoppers

Velvet Tiger / Namer Mi'ktifa

Velvet Tiger / Namer Mi'ktifa

Shabbat shalom

Shabbat shalom

This Is Yiddish

This Is Yiddish

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Stairway To Heaven / Madregot La'rakiya

My God, My Soul / Elokai Neshama

My God, My Soul / Elokai Neshama

Hatikva (the hope)

Hatikva (the hope)

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חגיגה ישראלית

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Zuhi Yiddish

Never On Friday

Never On Friday

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