1 HaBen Yaki Li

This nigun is attributed to the venerable chassid Reb Yisroel Noach Blinitzky.

This nigun was composed by Reb Sholom Charitonov from Nikoleav and is sung to the words in Musaf of Rosh Hashanah (#240).

This Chabad tune from generations past is now widely sung throughout many Jewish communities (#92).

A joyous Chassidic tune from the town of Klimovitch in White Russia, where there was a vibrant Chasidic community before World War II.

A heartfelt Chasidic melody from the town of Nikolayev, Ukraine, which was popularized by the chassid Reb Shmuel Betzalel Althaus.

An old Chabad tune that Reb Eliyahu Rivkin from Kfar Chabad would often sing (original nigun was without words).

The venerable chassid Reb Yisroel Noach Blinitzky would sing this nigun; saying it expresses joy and trust that everything is for the good.

It’s known that the Alter Rebbe didn’t include many Zemiros for Shabbos in his siddur, since Chassidim farbreng together at the Shabbos meal and sing nigunim. (#83)

There are nigunim sung by a chassid engrossed in prayer, in a state of meditative thought and filled with emotion. (#95)