A joyful melody that lifts the yoke of worldly cares and refreshes the spirit with the light of Torah and pure Chassidic joy.
Nigun Simcho
A joyful melody that lifts the yoke of worldly cares and refreshes the spirit
Music notes courtesy of Kehot Publication Society and Chabad Melodies by Eli Lipsker and Velvel Pasternak.
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Jacob Kaufer
Ojai
January 2, 2019
Really nice! Can you make a feature to automatically play this whole section, like a playlist? (I do some web coding if you want / need my help email me pls, I really want this feature on here :)) Reply
Leah
Thornhill
August 5, 2020
in response to Jacob Kaufer:
I agree that this should be like a playlist. Chabad.org, please respond.
Thanks again for this amazing music!
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Moishi Breuer
Cleveland Ohio
December 22, 2017
So uplifting!!
Nigunim that feed the Neshama.
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David ben avraham
Colombia
March 16, 2016
Metzuian Reply
Anonymous
Northern New York
June 20, 2013
I needed this. . My day was starting with things to bring me down. . .but now my mood has been lifted. .Thank you. Reply
sara M
motown, nj
January 23, 2012
this nigun's lyrics i know this could be sung with lyrics....i want to know them if possible....in hebrew off course. thanks. Reply
steve myers
montreal, canada
November 23, 2011
what Shlomo Zalman Beauchamp said above
i'll repeat what Shlomo said here.
"I have often woken up in the morning and even before I have my eyes open, this Nigun will be playing in my mind. On those days, it seems as though the entire day is filled with a special Joy! I would like every day to be like those!!!
i will never forget that shlomo. what you said is a defintion to me and i love dictionaries! thank you.
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Anónimo
medellin, colombia
July 23, 2011
que alegria poder tener este vinculo tan cercano con israel. Aunque estemos en el exilio es importante que lo material nos acerca al Eterno. Reply
Shlomo Zalman Beauchamp
via chabadnm.org
February 17, 2011
Nigun Simcho... I have often woken up in the morning and even before I have my eyes open, this Nigun will be playing in my mind. On those days, it seems as though the entire day is filled with a special Joy! I would like every day to be like those!!! Reply
moshe
NY
October 25, 2009
Awesome Niggun! !!!! Reply
dlow
antwerp
July 1, 2008
Isnt this the nikolayev niggun? Reply
Miriam Lorincz
Baltimore, MD
June 20, 2008
Question to the webmaster
Is it possible to post the page of musical notes for this niggun too?
Thank you.
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Kathy
November 18, 2007
Nigun Simcho I couldn' t remain in my seat at the computer. Got up and danced and clapped my hands up over my head---what a joy.... Reply
Brandl Rifka
North Palm Beach, Fl
February 10, 2006
Nigun Simcho My spirit has been lifted with such joy and hope Toda Raba!! I encourage others to share in the same Reply
This is a Nikoliever niggun also known as roeh yisroel because it was used as the niggun for the Rebbe's 79th birthday in 1981 and put to words from kapitel pei