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Nigun, The: (lit. "melody") Chassidic melody, often wordless and repeated several times, which is intended to express and stir one’s soul
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An examination of the niggun 'shamil' taught by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Medel Schneerson, on Simchat Torah night, 1958.
The story and its powerful message
“In a beautiful palace on a mountain so high, Shamil rules his kingdom with pride.”
A Chassidic melody connected to the liberation of the 6th Chabad Rebbe from Soviet imprisonment in 1927.
Rabbi Chaim Shneur Nisenbaum recalls his visit from France to Brooklyn to spend the High Holidays with the Rebbe, and the surprise that awaited him and his entire group. (1973)
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.
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 father gives love; a king makes demands. Why do we need both?
A Classic Chassidic Song
One of the ten melodies composed by the Alter Rebbe. The words "Keili atah v'odekah elokai aromimekah -- You are my G-d and I will give thanks to You; You are my G-d and I will exalt You" are from Psalms 118:28.
Special moments with the Rebbe in prayer, accompanied by a special recording of the Niggun, “Ho’aderes V’Hoemunah.”
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