Debra Lieb is an Atlanta-based pianist, vocalist and DJ performing at weddings, private parties, corporate events, cocktail parties and many other special events. She attended Indiana University School of Music as a vocal major where she appeared as Giula in Gilbert & Sullivans' The Gondoliers and also a member of the Belles of Indiana performing regionally. Her professional career began in Dayton, Ohio as lead vocalist and back-up singer for top-named performers at Suttmillers Supper Club.

In 1981, she founded Music by Debra in North Carolina where she worked for 10 years. In 1991, she moved her business to the Atlanta area. Ms. Lieb recorded "Play the Game" for the promotion of the 1980 Olympics and traveled the east coast as a member of the Classics IV and other show groups.

Debra has performed for Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin, Vice President Al Gore, Indiana Governor Otis Bowen, Doc Severinsen and Gordon McRae. Debra performed at the premier showing of Aaron Spelling's "Savannah" and NFL executives at the Atlanta 2000 Super Bowl. In 2005, Ms. Lieb was a featured singer for the well-known Elkhart Jazz Festival.

She is also bandleader and vocalist of JAZZ-i-TUDE, a three to six piece jazz group. Debra also teaches private voice and piano in East Cobb and shares her talents at many retirement homes.

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