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Judi Lamble composes sacred and secular Jewish choral music, as well as the occasional solo piece. The Shalshelet International Festival of New Jewish Liturgical Music has featured numerous of her pieces: "Eve" and "Adam in Eden" (2016); "Come, My Help" (2013); "Sh'ma" (2010); and "Oseh Shalom" (2008). The American Conference of Cantors included "L'chu N'ran'na" in its 2012 Convention and "Lishmo'a El Harina" in its 2013 Convention. In 2018, the Santa Fe Women's Ensemble scheduled "Eve" for inclusion in an upcoming program. And several of Judi's choral works, including "The River," "Oseh Shalom," "Shehecheyanu," and "Lishmo'a El Harina," have been performed at Minneapolis area concert and synagogue venues.
In addition to composing, Judi co-founded and chaired the Twin Cities Jewish Chorale for six years and sang for many years with the Temple Israel Nefesh Band, led by Mark Bloom.
In her spare time, Judi teaches communications to graduate business students, writes novels about complicated women, and practices immigration law as a volunteer legal aid attorney.
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