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The Global Song Team is where music comes alive through story. Join a welcoming circle of spiritually-minded creators exploring how connecting to something greater than ourselves transforms both our creativity and our lives.
The Song Team meets monthly over Zoom. Julie always debuts a song and then use that as a jumping off point from which to explore how each of us can bring more creativity into our own lives in order to heed and work toward our individual calling.
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July 12th 2025
Powerful, personal, and very moving. Julie's music covers a broad range of human feeling and Jewish experience. A beautiful experience!
Denver, CO@Kohelet
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Julie Geller Biography
I started writing music when I was in 15, gripped by the potent alchemy of lyrics and music. Since then, I've been attempting to share the truth of my inner life through music. That feels worthwhile as many of us know the relief of recognizing a shared truth in the work of an artist or anyone who dares to share the essence of who they are.
I’ve been married to my husband Josh since 1999 and together we’ve been raising three kids, one of whom is still at home.
We mixed it up in 2019 by leaving a comfortable life in Denver, Colorado for the richness, rawness, and complexity of Israel. We’re still trying to understand our place in this society that is so different in every way from the one from which we came.
I used to think the legacy I would leave behind is music. As my vision widens, I see that music is only the instrument for the deepest work: becoming more present and loving.
Thank you for being here.
Love,
Julie
Read MoreI’ve been married to my husband Josh since 1999 and together we’ve been raising three kids, one of whom is still at home.
We mixed it up in 2019 by leaving a comfortable life in Denver, Colorado for the richness, rawness, and complexity of Israel. We’re still trying to understand our place in this society that is so different in every way from the one from which we came.
I used to think the legacy I would leave behind is music. As my vision widens, I see that music is only the instrument for the deepest work: becoming more present and loving.
Thank you for being here.
Love,
Julie
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