Samuel Adler

Samuel Adler, born in 1928, is a prolific American composer and conductor renowned for his extensive body of work. With over 400 published pieces, his compositions span a wide range of genres, including five operas, six symphonies, seventeen concertos, eight string quartets, and five oratorios. Adler's music is celebrated for its depth and innovation, reflecting his status as a legendary risk-taker in the world of classical music. Beyond his secular works, he has also made significant contributions to the Hebrew liturgy, showcasing his versatility and commitment to both sacred and secular musical traditions. Adler's enduring legacy continues to inspire musicians and audiences alike, making him one of the greatest living composers of our time.