A lively tune of three stanzas, sung with verve and joy, sung at festive occasions and Chassidic gatherings. According to Rabbi Yitzchok Dubov from Manchester, an old chassid testified that the Rebbe Maharash had been very fond of this tune and his followers would sing it often for him.
Nigun Chassidei Maharash
A lively tune of three stanzas sung with verve and joy at festive occasions
  
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Music notes courtesy of Kehot Publication Society and Chabad Melodies by Eli Lipsker and Velvel Pasternak.
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Anonymous
April 24, 2012
Nigun Chassidei Maharash I simply love this melody. Although it contains no lyricc? I am music lover. I do not like to order on line. If you would be so kind as to give me the direction where to purchase some of these wonderful melodies. Thank you in advance for your kindness. Reply
levi
Brooklyn
December 5, 2021
in response to Anonymous:
Bh If you don't want to order online, you can buy it in your local Chabad bookstore or Chabad Judaica store. If you live in NYC, There are a few bookstores that sells these discs on kingston avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Reply
David leff
Far Rockaway
May 5, 2024
in response to Anonymous:
does anyone know anything about the history or meaning of this unusual niggun? Reply
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