Jewish Music

Listen to beautiful Jewish music and Chassidic songs that inspire the heart and express the soul.

Listen to a selection of prayers, Grace after Meals, Shabbat hymns, and more

Learn traditional Shabbat melodies sung in the synagogue and at the Shabbat table that create a real Shabbat atmosphere in your home.

Listen to traditional songs for the holidays of Chanukah, Purim, Passover and more.

Chasidic songs have grown and multiplied as they have been handed down through the generations. These recordings capture the various moods and atmosphere of various chassidic occasions.

Listen to Chassidic classics sung by Avraham Fried. As Chassidism breathed new life into Judaism, Chassidic tunes infused Jewish song with a verve and spirit unknown to Judaism up to the revelation of the Baal Shem Tov. Chassidic song expresses the joy and yearnings of the soul, a reflection of these themes as explored in the teachings of Chassidim.

A masterful performance of some of the most beautiful Chassidic melodies by the acclaimed pianist Yaron Gershovsky.

This is a masterful performance of some of the most beautiful Chassidic melodies by the acclaimed pianist Yaron Gershovsky. Fill your space with the sound of another virtuoso piano performance, as performed by one of today's most expressive and prodigious Jewish piano artists. Bask in the warmth of poignant, heart-warming Nigunim, and lighten your spirit with a colorful selection of lively, quick-paced melodies that will get you moving. Let yourself be carried away to the timeless place where "A Nigun is Forever...”

Moving and delicate Chassidic tunes and melodies. Instrumental journeys that will awaken and massage the most delicate threads of your soul.

A hopping virtuoso performance of Chassidic niggunim by spirited Klezmer stars.

Experience the biggest musical event in Jewish-Chassidic history! An exhilarating philharmonic journey spanning three centuries of Chabad-Chassidic musical masterworks. An incredible opportunity for everyone to experience Chabad's favorite songs and melodies performed in full philharmonic setting.

A beautiful arrangement of nigunim, Chassidic melodies, on piano.

Chaim Fogelman's name has become synonymous with meaningful Jewish music. With original songs that are alternately thoughtful, moving, and witty, Chaim has the unique ability to touch both children and adults.

“613 Torah Avenue” is a series of songs and adventure based on the weekly Torah readings. Learn about the characters and stories of the Parshah in a fun and humorous way!

Here are many of Judaism's fundamentals brought forth through verses and sayings of our sages, which the Lubavitcher Rebbe taught for every child to learn and recite each day.

A mix of Chassidic soul melodies and Yiddish gems. Songs of our collective soul and lifeblood. You gotta know where we come from to know where we’re going.

Beautiful piano solo arrangements of Chabad nigunim that stirs the heart and touches the soul.

A world-class virtuoso performance of Chassidic niggunim led by great American Klezmer pros on original Russian folk instruments. This amazingly smooth and gentle-sounding album contains a selection of hand-picked melodies spanning two hundred years of Chassidic music, and captures the essence and delight of these heavenly melodies in the way the ancient Chassidim might have heard them played back in the day.

Let the gentle sounds of carefully-selected instrumental Niggunim soothe and cuddle your baby while nourishing their Jewish soul. From restful tinkering bells to airy harps; sweet fluttering flutes to dancing fiddles, each instrument thoughtfully chosen for its gentleness, grace, and charm, encouraging relaxation, comfort, and peace.

Let the gentle sounds of carefully-selected instrumental Niggunim soothe and cuddle your baby while nourishing their Jewish soul.

Over 65 high-energy joyous Chabad Nigunim, featuring some of the finest musicians in Jewish music.

Over 75-minutes of continuous classic Chabad Nigunim featuring other-worldly flutes and wind instruments in one long mesmerizing medley.

Rabbi Menachem Amar and his sons sing Chasidic melodies in the authentic style of yesteryear.

A superb selection of popular Farbrengen melodies, in an instrumental journey that will awaken and massage the most delicate threads of your soul! An essential ingredient of a Farbrengens is the singing of Niggunim (songs). Experience a diverse sampling of the many Chabad Nigunim from slow, deeply intense melodies, to tunes bursting with joy and elation.

This masterful solo piano performance covers the magnificent melodies sung at Farbrengen at the conclusion of the holidays Rosh Hashana, Simchat Torah, Pesach, and Shavuos.

Simche Friedman sings traditional Shabbos songs for the Friday night meal: Shalom Aleichem, Eishes Chayil & Azamer Bi’Shvachin.

The niggun Kol Dodi is one of ten melodies composed by the Alter Rebbe, This soul stirring tune begins with the words: “My beloved is knocking: Open for me, my beloved, my dove, my perfect one.” (Song of Songs 5:2)

A traditional and solemn Chabad melody for the High Holidays “Avinu Malkeinu” prayer. From a live performance in Petach Tikva, Israel: sung by Simche Friedman with violinist Shimmy Veishandler.

A lively and joyous Simchas Torah tune that is attributed to the Rebbe’s father, R’ Levi Yitzchok. From a live performance in Petach Tikva, Israel: sung by Simche Friedman with violinist Shimmy Veishandler.

Joyous Chabad melodies: Nigun Simcha, Ufaratzta, Didan Natzach, Moshiach Now, Nigun Simcha, Hupp Kazak. Live in concert in Petach Tikvah, Israel (2016).

This tune is attributed to R’ Sholom Charitonov (others say R’ Aharon Charitonov), and it’s often sung to the words Ki Hinei Kachomer from the Yom Kippur liturgy (# 66).

This tune is called a Krementchuger Nigun, though it’s originally from the city of Nikoliev (nigun # 69).

A chassidic melody sung on Shabbat and Jewish holidays (nigun # 83)

This Chasidic melody is attributed to Reb Yaakov Mordechai, the Rav of Paltave.

A joyous tune to the words Halelu, which is sung during the Hallel prayers, wherein we praise G-d for all His kindness.

A classic Chabad nigun attributed to the Alter Rebbe, the first Chabad Rebbe.

This chassidic tune is sung to the words Ashreinu Ma Tov Chelkeinu – How fortunate are we, how good is our portion… (nigun #268)

A song of heartfelt prayer for the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdash speedily in our days.

A Chassidic melody connected to the liberation of the 6th Chabad Rebbe from Soviet imprisonment in 1927.

This Chassidic tune is attributed to the famed chassid Reb Hillel Paritcher (#286).

This Chassidic tune is attributed to Reb Hillel Paritcher (#78).

This heart-stirring nigun is from the town of Zhebin in White Russia.

This heartfelt melody for Shabbos and festivals is from the Russian town of Klimovitch (#232).

A beautiful tune often sung at chassidic gatherings, as well as around the Shabbat and holiday table. A profoundly stirring tune first sung by the first generation of Chabad chassidim some 200 years ago.

The niggun Shehashalom Shelo is attributed to R’ Yonah Poltaver.

A melodious tune expressing a profound devotion and spiritual reverence of the Al-mighty. This nigun is one of the oldest of the Chabad melodies.

This joyful Nigun Hisvaadus is attributed to Reb Moshe of Zhebin, an elder chassid who was a mashpia in Tomchei Temimim (#140 and #284).

This heart-stirring nigun is from the town of Zhebin in White Russia.

Chazan Aryeh Leib Hurwitz beautifully presents the traditional High Holidays rendition of the Kaddish the cantor recites preceding the Musaf Amidah, in which we proclaim and affirm the sanctification of G-d’s name and praise G-d Almighty.

Chazan Aryeh Leib Hurwitz masterfully presents a cantorial rendition of the High Holidays ‘Hineni’ prayer, which is a beautiful personal prayer the cantor chants immediately before the Musaf Amidah, humbly beseeching G-d to accept his prayers in leading the congregation.

Chazan Aryeh Leib Hurwitz presents an awe-inspiring cantorial rendition of the iconic High Holidays prayer of Unesanneh Tokef, in which we describe the awesome Day of Judgment wherein the fate of all of creation is judged—“written on Rosh Hashanah and sealed on Yom Kippur.”

Chazan Aryeh Leib Hurwitz masterfully presents the classic cantorial rendition of Kol Nidrei, the opening prayer of Yom Kippur.

Chazan Aryeh Leib Hurwitz presents a stirring cantorial rendition of “Vehakohanim”, which is recited during the Musaf of Yom Kippur, where the cantor reads about the day’s special Temple service by the High Priest and how all would fall on their faces when hearing the holy name of G-d uttered.

A popular tune beseeching G-d to bring peace to our people.

A classic Purim song on the words of the hymn recited following the Megillah reading.

This song and hymn praises the virtues of the great Talmudic sage Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, the author of the holy Zohar. This song is widely sung on Lag BaOmer when we celebrate his life and passing.