Eleanor Dubinsky

Eleanor Dubinsky is a multilingual musician, vocalist, cellist, and guitarist who serves as a USA Arts Envoy for the U.S. Department of Educational and Cultural Affairs.13 She is known for her ability to sing in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, and her music blends elements of jazz, world, and pop genres.13

Musical Career

Dubinsky has released four albums to date: "Touch The Sky" (2011), "Listen To The Music" (EP 2012), "Soft Spot of My Heart" (2018), and "Music For A Holiday Table" (2022).1 Her performances have been featured at notable venues such as Lincoln Center's Boro Linc: La Casita, Joe's Pub, and World Cafe Philadelphia.1

Cultural Exchange and Education

As an Arts Envoy, Dubinsky is on the official roster of African Regional Services, a U.S. State Department agency that sends American artists to perform and lead cultural exchange programs in Africa.12 She has developed and led songwriting, cultural exchange, and career advancement programs in various countries, including Argentina, Honduras, Guatemala, and Mauritania.1

Academic Background

Dubinsky holds a BA in Educational Studies from Brown University, focusing on art and social change.1 This academic foundation has informed her extensive work in exploring the relationship between music and social justice.1

Accolades

Her musical talents have been recognized with several accolades, including:

• NPR Alt.Latino 2018 picks for New Spring Music
• Best Francophone Singer NYC - French Culture Guides
• ASCAP EXPO Sennheiser Songwriting Competition Winner1

Eleanor Dubinsky's unique blend of musical talent, linguistic abilities, and commitment to cultural exchange has established her as a notable figure in both the music industry and international cultural relations.