Volume 6


		Vesomachto This lively tune of three stanzas is sung by Chassidim during the holidays 1 Listen (3:05)



		Nigun Gaaguim This melody is expressive of the deep yearning for spiritual elevation Listen (5:11)



		Dokshitzer Nigun This melody sung in four stanzas of joy and gaiety increase in intensity from stanza to stanza Listen (3:47)



		Nigun Leshabbos Veyom Tov This melody of three stanzas is a serious and moving melody Listen (5:27)



		Nigun Chassidei Maharash A lively tune of three stanzas sung with verve and joy sung at festive occasions Listen (3:42)



		Ki Hinei Kachomer A song of three stanzas with a musical charm all its own usually sung without words 2 Listen (3:10)



		Hoaderes Vehoemunoh This melody expresses spiritual joy combined with complete self effacement Listen (3:15)



		Nigun Hisvaadus This melody was composed was sung at the Holiday services in the study hall in the town of Lubavitch Listen (3:15)



		Nye Bayus Ya This song is a courageous and defiant declaration of absolute faith in G-d Listen (3:54)



		VeNislach This melody is sung during the Holiday services of Yom Kippur 1 Listen (4:38)



		Hopp Cossack The song is meant as a spur to fervent and joyous worship of G-d is sung on joyous occasions Listen (2:58)

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	"The tongue is the pen of the heart, but melody is the pen of the soul," wrote Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the founder of Chabad Chasidism. Chabad melodies, whether joyous or reflective, introduce a dimension beyond words or intellect, often bringing the inner soul to experience G-dliness. Chasidic songs have grown and multiplied as they have been handed down through the generations. It has been the task of the Nichoah (Nigunei Chasidei Chabad) Society, founded by the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, to collect Chabad niggunim from various sources and determine their authentic versions. These recordings capture the various moods and atmosphere of various chasidic occasions.
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