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Ma Nishtana
… formula of the East European Heder and common among the Hasidim. The first version is in Hebrew only, and the second … … Jerusalem … … Passover … 2008 … Israel … Eastern Europe … Hasidim … Nusach - Nusah - Nusakh … Pesach … Learning … …
Musikalisher Pinkas: A Collection of Zemirot and Folk Melodies
… … The Cantors Assembly of America … … 1927 … Folk songs … Hasidim … Niggun … Yiddish … Ashkenaz … Zemirot … Ashkenazi …
Towards a Hassidic Music Lexicon
… … 3 … 118-143 … … 1990-1 … Music … Hasidic … Hasidim … Lexicon … Yaakov Mazor … Edwin Seroussi … Towards …
With Body and Soul: The Dance of the Chasidim
… … Jill Gellerman … With Body and Soul: The Dance of the Chasidim …
Nigunim Hasidiyim (Hassidic tunes),,
… 81 … Tel Aviv … Israel Music Institute … … 1973 … Israel … Hasidim … Hasidism … Niggun … Niggunim … Hasidic … Israeli …
Hanigun VeHarikud Bahassidut (Hassidc song and dance)
… … 1 … Tel Aviv … Netsah … … 1954 or 1955 , 1958 or 1959 … Hasidim … Niggun … Collection … Collections … Hasidic … Meir …
Rikudei Mitsva, toldoteyhem, tsoroteyhem verakdaneyhem
… Music … … 2000 … Wedding … Customs … Dance … Halakha … Hasidim … Hasidism … History … Literature … Rabbi … Mitsve …
Fal
… refers to a section of a niggun (hence, 'tune'). Lubavitch Hasidim on the other hand, use the Aramaic word 'Bava' … generations of the Hasidic movement, musically skilled Hasidim were aware to the fact that a Hasidic niggun is … expressed in an interview with the late composer of the Gur Hasidim in Israel, Arieh Leib Goldknopf, [3] the heir of …
Tish
… with a large crowd. During the feast, the rabbi and/or his Hasidim, sing niggunim , Zemirot , or various texts related to the event. However, the main reason of the Hasidim to participate in the Tish is the sermon of the …
Ba'al Menagen\ Menagen
… changed from playing an instrument to singing, there are hasidim that when speaking Hebrew will use the verb 'Shir' … under the influence of modern Hebrew, there are a few hasidim who use the term 'Menagen' as a synonym for …