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2 HaNigun Sheli
הניגון שלי - ניגוני חב"ד בניחוח של פעם
Audio | 4:37
ניגון שמחה מקובליץ
A nigun sung by Chabad chassidim in the town of Kublitch.
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Audio | 4:59
ניגון דביקות לשבת
Chassidim would sing this nigun with a feeling of transcendence and sublimity.
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Audio | 4:33
ניגון התועדות עתיק
The early chassidim drew strength and inspiration from this nigun.
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Audio | 3:50
ניגון וואלאח מניקולייב
A heartfelt melody of yearning from the town of Nikolayev.
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Audio | 3:44
ניגון שמחה לר' שלום חריטונוב
A nigun that frees the soul from its inner exile.
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Audio | 3:40
ניגון תפילה מניקולייב
Chassidim would daven with this nigun amid dveikus – cleaving and ecstasy of the soul.
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Audio | 3:54
ניגון לתפילת שבת ויום טוב
Chassidim would daven with this nigun on Shabbos.
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Audio | 5:27
ניגון סלח נא
This nigun is also known as Der Frenk, and is sung to the words of the piyut Slach Na Ashamos in the Yom Kippur liturgy. (#133)
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Audio | 3:51
ניגון שמחה לחסידי הרבי המהרש
Reb Yitzchok Dubov heard this nigun from a chassid of the Rebbe Mahrash, who related that the Maharash was fond of this nigun.
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Audio | 6:13
ניגון וואלח
This nigun is attributed to the R’ Meir Shlomo Yanovsky, the Rebbe’s maternal grandfather, who was the rabbi of Nikolayiv. The beginning expresses bitter longing and the end expresses joyful hope. (#203)
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