Israeli singer, Tzipi, blessed with a unique and versatile voice with incredible range, Tzipi sings in a variety of styles, combining the best of Israeli traditional music with the best of contemporary international songs. Her repertoire includes Broadway musicals, standards, jazz, as well as Jewish music. She is a dynamic performer who sings in 8 different languages including English, Spanish, Yiddish, as well as Hebrew. (See the Music Room)

Tzipi, who was born in Haifa, Israel, began her career in the Israeli Army Entertainment Group. She collaborated with Israeli's top writers and composers, including Shimon Cohen, Ehud Manor, Amos Etinger and Moshe Vilensky (who in 1983 received the "Israel Prize"-similar to the Grammy). In 1995 Tzipi was voted as one of top ten singers in Israel In an article that was published in "Yediot Aharonot" newspaper.

Tzipi has given recitals and concerts throughout Israel and has performed as a soloist with many of Israel's symphony orchestras. Tzipi participated in several Israeli Music Festivals and her performances have been aired on Israeli radio and television. She was sent by the Foreign Ministry of Israel to sing for Jewish communities all over the world, and performed with leading Israeli artists such as Yaffa Yarkoni, Mike Burstyn, Shoshana Damari, Izhar Cohen, Chava Alberstein and Mati Caspi, to name a few.

In 1990, she performed with the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra in an event honoring the great Israeli composer Moshe Vilensky, which was broadcast nationally in Israel.

In 1999, while searching for her roots, Tzipi released her Yiddish album, titled "The Best Yiddish Songs", a collection of the most popular Yiddish songs. Last year, Tzipi recorded her album of favorite American standards, including songs by George Gershwin and Cole Porter.