Toronto-based jazz singer, songwriter, and math professor Sam Broverman brings heart and humor to stages worldwide with his unique blend of jazz classics, original tunes, and witty parodies.
Sam Broverman, a Winnipeg-born jazz vocalist and songwriter, has enchanted audiences across Canada and internationally. Blending his love for music with a career in academia, Sam is also a professor of actuarial mathematics at the University of Toronto. A versatile artist, he has performed in iconic Toronto jazz venues like The Rex, Jazz Bistro, and Lula Lounge. Sam’s artistry is marked by a deep connection to storytelling, evident in his celebrated show, A Jewish Boy’s Christmas, an annual December tradition since 2012.
His albums, including Dream Maker, Heartbreaker and Feelings of Affection, showcase his ability to reinterpret classics with warmth and originality. Beyond the stage, Sam is known for his witty math-inspired parody songs, delighting audiences at conferences worldwide. Whether performing timeless standards or his own compositions, Sam’s passion for music continues to inspire fans across genres and generations.
“Music is math with soul—it’s about finding harmony in every equation of life.”