The Mentoring Project

Finding a teacher whom you can trust to guide you is one of the most important keys to your growth as a musician and as a person. Being such a teacher is a gift to the next generation.

Interested in becoming a mentor or mentee—or simply want to learn more? Connect with Cantor Abby Gostein, our Mentoring Project Coordinator, and start the conversation today. Click here to get in touch.

Our goal is to match mentors and mentees in a mutually beneficial partnership designed to help each other come to a deeper understanding of their paths in healing the world—Tikkun Olam—through music. We do this to sustain the continuity of the Jewish people from one generation to the next—L’dor Vador. It is a sacred task.

The mentors have been carefully chosen for their expertise in cantorial work, directing choirs, accompanying, composing, singing-songwriting, or other skills. They have also been chosen for their abilities to be good listeners, empathic people, and good advisors.

Susan Lipson and Cantor Abby Gostein discuss their experience with the Mentoring Project

Join GTM member Susan Lipson and her GTM mentor, Cantor Abby Gostein, as they share insights into their experience with The Mentoring Project. Click here to watch the conversation.

View the
GTM Mentoring Project Covenant
and Guidelines

Grow with a Mentor

Are you a GTM member looking to connect, learn, and thrive? The Mentoring Project can match you with a mentor who’ll support your growth and goals. Click below to begin your application and take your next step.

Mentee Application Form

Share Your Experience

Are you a GTM member ready to share your experience? The Mentoring Project can match you with a mentee who’s eager to learn and grow with your guidance. Click below to begin your application.

Mentor Application Form

Finding a teacher whom you can trust to guide you is one of the most important keys to your growth as a musician and as a person. Being such a teacher is a gift to the next generation.

GTM Mentoring Project Covenant
and Guidelines

Our goal is to match mentors and mentees in a mutually beneficial partnership designed to help each other come to a deeper understanding of their paths in healing the world–Tikkun Olam—through music. We do this to sustain the continuity of the Jewish people from one generation to the next—L’dor Vador. It is a sacred task.
The mentors have been carefully chosen for their expertise in cantorial work, directing choirs, accompanying, composing, singing-songwriting, or other skills. They have also been chosen for their abilities to be good listeners, empathic people, and good advisors.