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The Heart-to-Heart Songbook

A concert of soul nourishing original songs, poetry, and communal singing carefully crafted to create a safe place where grief, joy, and resilience intertwine.

Spiritual counselor and author, Susan P. Lax, draws on her years of experience in the field of grief and loss to co-create this concert with fairy folk singer-songwriter, Shira, named the “golden-voiced singer,” by The New York Times.

"At a moment of our great communal mourning, Shira, Susan, and the stellar band took us all on a journey from grief to the beginnings of hope, from isolation to the reminders of connection. Their creativity and musicianship was extraordinary."

-Jeremy Ragent

Executive Director, Congregation Beth Am

-Cantor David Mintz

Director of the Center for Prayer and Spirituality

at B’nai Jeshurun NYC

-Jewish Women's Archive

-Medium

Hey Joy, a song from the show:

Susan P. Lax

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Susan P. Lax  works as a spiritual counselor specializing in, but not limited to, those touched by illness, grief, and loving through death. She lectures and leads workshops on the topics of awareness and making room for joy. Susan is the author of the book A HEART’S LANDSCAPE,
which derived from her “Morning Inspiration,” an email newsletter released three times a week, and is a columnist with Patheos. In addition, she is the co-owner of Naot Footwear, a company that ethically manufactures handmade comfort shoes in Israel.

"Susan explores the gift of awareness and encourages the reader to really have an attentive heart"

Robin Roberts 

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Shira

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Shira is an acclaimed Israeli-American singer-songwriter and Off-Broadway performer. Named the “golden- voiced singer” by The New York Times, Shira has recorded two albums, Till the Sun Comes and the new EP, Birds of a Feather. ​

She currently serves as the Artist-in-Residence at

B'nai Jeshurun Synagogue in NYC.

Her song, Am I Beautiful, inspired by her friend's battle with stage 3 breast cancer, went viral, leading to demand for performances all over the U.S. and Europe playing music that unites people in joy and healing.

" The golden-voiced singer"

Shira NY Times
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