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Avi
Lampert

Music with neshama. For every room, every moment.

About

The music is about the people in the room.

Avi Lampert singing into a microphone while playing his acoustic guitar

From a hushed chuppah to a dance floor that won't sit down — music with neshama, from a singer who is listening to the room.

I'm Avi Lampert — a singer and guitarist in Cleveland, Ohio. Weddings, kumzitzin, private events, gatherings of every size — the through-line never changes: the music is about the people in the room.

The grandfather who suddenly knows every word, the chosson who's nervous, the table ready to stand and sing — that's who I'm playing for.

My style comes from the music I grew up on — Yiddish warmth, niggunim with depth, songs that mean something. At a kumzitz, that means patience: letting a song breathe, letting a room come together.

At a wedding, the same instincts turn up the energy. A dance floor isn't about volume — it's about timing. Geshmak and real, from the first dance to the last.

I also sing with the Cle Zemer choir and record studio lead vocals and choirs. My single, "Menucha V'Simcha," is out now on all major streaming platforms.

PerformsVocals & acoustic guitar
Also withCle Zemer choir
StudioLead vocals & choirs

Based in Cleveland. Travels for simchos everywhere.

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Featured videos

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Chuppah

Badekin

Bar Mitzvah

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Two Sides

From soulful kumzitzin to a dance floor that soars

Some nights call for a guitar and songs that open people up. Others call for a full room on its feet. Avi does both — and knows which room he's in.

Avi Lampert singing with his acoustic guitar outdoors

Warm Side

Kumzitzin & Gatherings

Acoustic guitar, songs with heart, and the patience to let a moment build. Background when the room wants background — upfront when it's ready to sing.

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