… of mind of the singer, but also arouses the singer to the [hasidic] worship that he must fulfill.” - Rabbi Shalom Dov … and flow), and to appreciate the spiritual importance of hasidic gatherings, in which the  niggun  experience plays a …

… … 1973 … Israel … Hasidim … Hasidism … Niggun … Niggunim … Hasidic … Israeli composers … Ashkenazi … Joachim …

A scholarly publication of the unedited collection of Hassidic music by the renowned…

… music … Hassidim … 1976 … Israel … Jewish … Dance … Hasidic Music … Hasidim … Ashkenazi … Yaakov Mazor … Andre Hadju … Hasidic Tunes of Dancing and Rejoicing …

… The song ‘Chasidic in America’ was originally sung by cantor Moishe … associated with Oysher, it is not clear who composed  ‘ Chasidic in America. ‘  Some credit it to Oysher himself  (as … through the medium of American popular music to both the Hasidic niggun and the Eastern European Jewish instrumental …

… creating a Phrygian sonority. In comparison to these Hasidic versions, Idelsohn's notation and arrangement is in …

… … Folk songs … Hasidim … Hasidism … Niggun … Niggunim … Hasidic … Eastern Ashkenazi … Velvel Pasternak … Songs of …

… ולתקנם, ואפילו ״לייחד ייחודים״ באמצעותם. … Hassidim … Hasidic … Hasidim … Hasidic Music … 9565 … Melody … Hasidim … Hassidic … …

… antiphonally. The melody judging by its style may be a Hasidic dance tune. At any rate the melody of the refrain is based on motives that make up the first section of two Hasidic dance tunes one of which belongs to the repertoire …