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Zalman Goldstein is the founder of The Jewish Learning Group, publisher of the popular Shabbat Table Companion, Going Kosher in 30 days, and nearly a dozen outreach books used by Chabad Houses around the world. He is also the man behind the iconic Chabad Classics music series. He can be reached here.
Over 75-minutes of continuous classic Chabad Nigunim featuring other-worldly flutes and wind instruments in one long mesmerizing medley.
Over 65 high-energy joyous Chabad Nigunim, featuring some of the finest musicians in Jewish music.
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.
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 o...
Imagine what it’ll be like when Moshiach comes. Listen to this short dramatization of the arrival of the messianic redemption.
Fill your baby’s world with the warm sounds of Jewish tradition.
Let the gentle sounds of carefully-selected instrumental Niggunim soothe and cuddle your baby while nourishing their Jewish soul.
Fill your baby’s world with the warm sounds of Jewish tradition.
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 f...
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 Ch...
Driving away, the image of the candlesticks for sale on that dining room table stayed in my mind. Why am I still thinking about them? I wondered. Soon I felt more clarity: I had completely missed an opportunity!
A spirited blend of Chassidic music
A hopping virtuoso performance of Chassidic niggunim by spirited Klezmer stars.
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