Robbie Zev Ludwick

is a multi Instrumentalist and Songwriter.

A Silver Spring , Maryland Native, his

passion for Mandolin and Bluegrass Music and the love of his Roots and Tradition drive him to share his enthusiasm with his friends and audiences! His music has been found in a Movie

Soundtrack, and various CDs. His Brother, who is also his Rabbi, has labeled him as

“ The Father of Jewgrass !”

His Bluegrass mentors have been Richard Underwood and Ricky Simpkins!

When he is not on Stage or with his Wife and Children, Robbie Zev can be found repairing and setting up Basses, Cellos,Violins & Violas @

             Bob’s House Of Basses &

              Prodigy Instruments in Maryland

Gary Goodman

is a native of  Baltimore, Maryland.

Although Gary is relatively new to the 5 String Banjo,

he has performed with bands as a Guitarist and

Drummer since he was in Junior High School. 

He is influenced by many genres of music, but his

passion for Bluegrass has driven him to the 5 String !

When he is not playing music with "The Boys",

or spending time with his family, Doc G can be

found "tickling the ivories" in his dental office

in Annapolis, Maryland.

Gary is never far from his Banjo; he even has one in his office!

Michael Singer

is from the shtetl of Wheaton, MD, He has been playing bass professionally (that is, being paid for it) since he was 14, a long time ago.  He has played rock ‘n roll and musicals, and recorded Classical, Ragtime, Klezmer, and (now) Jewgrass.  He supports his music habit with work as a Systems Engineer, but he prefers spending time with his family, learning Torah, and playing concerts, weddings ,and Bar and Bat Mitzvas with

The Sinai Mountain Boys!

Yoni Tyberg

was born and raised in New York and made his voyage down south to attend college and meet his better half in Maryland. He has produced and played in two Jewish music albums and discovered Bluegrass by hanging around Gary  his father-in-law, too much!  He  has been playing lead and rhythm guitar since age 13, inspired by rock and blues guitar but over the past few years has embraced Bluegrass Music and Flatpicking.  He helps bring to the table the Jewish Music Experience, which has evolved into our own, Jewgrass.  When he’s not performing with the Band, Yoni works as a social worker and tries to be the best Husband and Daddy he can be!