Sam Glaser

Sam Glaser (; born 1962) is an American Jewish performer, composer, producer, cantorial soloist, educator and writer.

Previously, Glaser served as an executive director of the Jewish Music Commission.

Early life and education Glaser was born to a Jewish family in Los Angeles. He grew up in Brentwood and Pacific Palisades, California, where he was exposed to jazz, classical and rock music. He regularly attended performances by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and was influenced by his mother's interest in Piano and musical theater. During his high school years, Glaser transitioned from classical piano to jazz and rock. He recorded his debut full-length album when he was 11 years old and composed his first national radio spot for Independence Bank at the age of 14.

Career After completing his education, Glaser worked in production and sales in the garment industry with his father for five years while simultaneously attempting to establish a career in rock music. He served as music coordinator for the Department of Continuing Education at American Jewish University, where he was responsible for overseeing the music curriculum and directing the Cultural Arts program.

Glaser owns and operates Glaser Musicworks, his record company and recording studio, which produces music for film, television, audiobooks, and albums for other artists.

In 2019, Glaser published his overview of spiritual living, The Joy of Judaism.

Personal life Glaser is an Orthodox Jew. He is married to Shira and they have three children together.