The Epichorus

American Jewish-Arabic world music group

The Epichorus is a distinctive American world music ensemble, rooted in Brooklyn, New York. Founded in 2011 by Rabbi Zach Fredman, an accomplished oudist, the group has established itself as a unique voice in the world music scene. With a diverse range of musical influences, The Epichorus draws upon Jewish, Arabic, and Middle Eastern traditions to create a rich and captivating sound.

Through collaborations with a variety of talented artists, including Alsarah, Priya Darshini, Bassam Saba, Shir Yaakov, and Basya Schechter, The Epichorus has developed a dynamic and eclectic style. The group's debut album, One Bead, was released in 2012 to critical acclaim. Recognized for their innovative approach to Jewish music, The Epichorus was named one of "10 Stars of the New Jewish Music" by Time magazine in 2013, solidifying their position as a leading force in the genre.