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Melodies of Joy



Nigun Simcha
I heard this song from the well known Chassid and mentor Reb Nochum Goldshmidt from Israel.
Nigun Simcha 1
Joyful melody that lifts the yoke of worldly cares and refreshes the spirit with the light of Torah and Chassidic joy.
Nigun Simcha 2
The astute Chassidic musical ear, will quickly recognize the Nikolayver roots of this tune.
Nigun Simcha I
The birthplace of the Rebbe, of blessed memory, the Ukrainian city of Nikolayev was known for its famous Chabad Chassidim who were blessed with profound musical talents. A Nikolayever tune is noted by its deeply heartfelt expression and soulful yearnings.
Nigun Simcha II
The Chassid bursts forth in joyous song of hope and courage as he proceeds along the path to spiritual perfection.
Nigun Simcha III
In the spirit of "Serve G-d with joy" the Chassid celebrates his Judaism but is keenly aware that there is room for improvement.
Nigun Simcha IV
A joyous expression of the soul as it frees itself from the shackles that try to hinder its growth towards spiritual perfection.

Joy: an Anthology
How Can I Be Happy?
Insights »
Four Reasons to Be Happy
The Dancing Jews
Meditations on Joy
Learning to Laugh
Good Thinking
Stories »
A Joyous Divorce
The Clock
Perspective
Sing a Niggun
Voices »
The Women's Balcony
Sitting in a Café
The Most Joyous Pain
Readings »
On Sadness and Joy
The Chassidic Masters on Joy
Recordings »
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Melodies of Joy
To be Happy Is to be Human