A lively dance melody that is sung often at Hakofot, Chassidic gatherings and happy occasions.
Nigun Rikud
A lively dance melody that is sung often at Hakofot, Chassidic gatherings and happy occasions
  
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Composed or Taught By
Nikolayever Chassidim
Vocalists
Moshe Teleshevsky
Schneur Zalman Wilshansky
Music notes courtesy of Kehot Publication Society and Chabad Melodies by Eli Lipsker and Velvel Pasternak.
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Jeffrey Ramirez
Harrisburg
November 17, 2018
Love the music it gets my soul going. Reply
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
March 1, 2018
What a treasure! Thank you for making these niggunim available online. Reply
Naftoli
January 16, 2018
Is there a way to play all of them continuously without having to click on each new song. Reply
Moshe
Leonard
June 27, 2017
Is there a way to download these? Trying to learn some niggunim to lead farbrengens at my school. Reply
Chabad.org Staff
June 29, 2017
in response to Moshe:
These selections cannot be downloaded here, you can click on the link in the credits to contact the producers for further info. Reply
Nephesh
Someplaceunwanted
May 19, 2017
Made. Me dance. Reply
Carlos Fuentes
Montreal, Canada
November 30, 2011
Nice Wow amazing song. I like it so much. Thank you. Reply
dennis thurman
richmond, va
January 25, 2009
my granddaughter my granddaughter loves this tune she is 2 now and when she was 1 and crying i would put this tune on and dance and sing with her in my arms and she would just laugh Reply
Anonymous
August 31, 2008
thank you for the musical notes. Now I can learn something meaningful at my singing lessons Reply
Wes
Anchorage, AK
August 19, 2008
Words? What words anonymous? Reply
Anonymous
Melbourne, Austrailia
June 24, 2007
Nigum
The nigum remind me of my great days at school at Yesiva in Melbourne,
I thankyou very much for all those wonerful memories.
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Anonymous
Manahawkin, NJ
May 3, 2007
Music It would be so wonderful if there were a transliteration of the words for people like me, who are trying to learn the beautful words to the great singing music Reply
Melech
Seattle
February 23, 2007
Great Music! Great music! Especially for me since I don't yet understand all Hebrew singing. The "BimBoms" ... those are easy! My kids love it, my friends love it, B'H" everybody loves it! Reply
Leonid
Ashdod, Land of Israel
December 1, 2006
Beautiful Hassidic music. Reply
Meir
Ashdod, Israel
October 12, 2006
very
This Nigun is like honey for my soul. Thank you. When I am listening to this nigun, I somehow subconsciously feel that I knew it before...
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david mankoff
Leeds. England
March 18, 2018
in response to Simcha :
bought the original LP-early sixties---now converted it to CD Reply
Big Ask. Is there any way you could give the corresponding no. Of the song in sefer hanigunim to each song. Would be very helpful and useful.
Look at the accompanying music sheet. The number is there in Hebrew and English. This one is 167.