The Creative Works of George Beilin

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The Creative Works of George Beilin

Operas, Songs, Plays, and Books That Bring Inspiration and Meaning.

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The Artist

A Modern-Day August Rush

George Beilin considers himself an adult ‘August Rush,’ with melodies easily coming to his ears that he elevates with empathetic lyrics. His background as a clinical psychologist provides him with a unique lens to understand the human condition, allowing him to create works that deeply resonate with listeners, readers, and audiences.

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Operas

Two original operas: Siddhartha and Moshe (Moses), the latter of which has a libretto written in Hebrew, with both operas bringing spiritual depth and meaning for the stage and/or film.

Songs

Over 140 inspirational and meaningful songs composed and written, with lyrics in English, Latin, and Hebrew, elevating popular music with a spiritual angle.

Plays & Books

A satirical play, Chaim Burnhaudt, M.D., a present ‘Fiddler on the Roof’, praised by the belated famous actor and producer Ed Asner, made for stage and/or film plus humorous and insightful books including Shalespeare Plotz and works on chronic pain management.

Inspiring Through Art and Music

All genres written and composed bring inspiration and meaning to the lives of those who watch, listen, and read the works. George Beilin’s creative output spans operas, songs, plays, and books—each crafted with empathy, spirituality, and artistic excellence.

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Spiritual Depth

Meaningful compositions that elevate popular music with a spiritual angle, bringing inspiration to listeners through empathetic lyrics and memorable melodies.

Each work is crafted to resonate deeply, drawing from George’s background in psychology and his understanding of the human condition.

Multilingual Expression

Lyrics in English, Latin, and Hebrew showcase George’s ability to communicate across cultures and languages, making his work accessible to diverse audiences worldwide.

This multilingual approach reflects his heritage and his desire to create works that speak to people from all backgrounds.

The Legacy

A Possible Connection to Irving Berlin

George Beilin feels blessed to be possibly related to the legendary Irving Berlin (Yisrael Beilin), who may have been a cousin to his paternal grandfather in Belarus. This connection to one of America’s greatest songwriters reflects the depth of musical heritage that influences his work.

Inspired by his mother, an exceptional Jewish artist and Pratt graduate, and his father, a gifted musician who played the violin, mandolin, and harmonica, George’s creative journey is rooted in a rich artistic tradition.