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Avraham Fried
Avraham Fried is an American Orthodox Jewish singer and songwriter in Hasidic music, active since 1981.
born 1959Hasidic pop musicSongs such as Aderaba and TanyaCollaboration with composer Yossi Green

- Born
- 22 March 1959, Crown Heights
- Occupation
- singer-songwriter, singer, songwriter
- Education
- Oholei Torah
Avraham Fried was born in 1959 in Crown Heights
Avraham Fried was born Avraham Shabsi Hakohen Friedman on March 22, 1959, in Crown Heights. He is the youngest of 8 children. His father, Yaakov Moshe Friedman, worked as an administrator at the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Crown Heights for 40 years.
He and his siblings studied in Lubavitch institutions and became Lubavitcher Hasidim. At age 9 he sang as a soloist in a Chabad children's choir led by Eli Lipsker.
Producer Sheya Mendlowitz noticed him singing at a summer camp and persuaded him to record. His first album, No Jew Will Be Left Behind, came out in 1981. He went on to make 8 albums with Mendlowitz and composer Yossi Green, and his music blends pop, rock and jazz with Jewish lyrics, including songs in Yiddish.
From 1985 he began to perform regularly in Israel, with the approval of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. Some Haredi rabbis protested his concerts held without separate seating for men and women. He has also appeared in benefit concerts for HASC, including the 37th one in 2024.
He is married to Tzivia and they have 6 children. They live in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Milestones in Avraham Fried's life
- 1959
Born in Crown Heights.
- 1981
Released his first album, No Jew Will Be Left Behind.
- 1982
Sang as an adult soloist on an Amudai Shaish Boys Choir album.
- 1985
Began performing regularly in Israel.
- 1997
Gave a dawn concert at Mount Scopus in Jerusalem with the Israel Police Orchestra.
- 2009
Toured Israel and introduced singer Chanan Yovel.
- 2024
Performed at the 37th HASC concert in New Jersey.
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Based on English Wikipedia, Avraham Fried and Hebrew Wikipedia, אברהם פריד, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: David Karsenty (דיוויד קרסנטי), CC BY-SA 3.0
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