Raza Deshabbat is the second part of a kabbalist Aramaic text that begins with the words…

… its inroads into Jewish homes, more metric tunes (such as Hassidic melodies) took over texts of the Haggadah that were … as we have seen in the case of Kornitzer, as well as in Hassidic circles. One of the most celebrated and widespread … outside world to enter the Jewish home. The 18 th -century Hassidic movement, with its community-oriented …

… … ספר הניגונים … 37118 … כפר חבד … … Niggunim … Niggun … Hassidic … 1980 תשמ … Hasidism … Niggun … Niggunim … …

… only the guests were not interested and interrupted them.” [Hassidic wedding in Poland]. Trunk 1946, II, p. 198 .  …

… … 16 … 34784 … הספריה הלאומית, ירושלים … … Niggunim … Hassidic … Music … Research … Niggun … Ashkenaz … Hasidic … …

Also know as 'Nissi Belzer'. His birth place is uncertain, but most sources agree on…

Translated from Avrom Ber Gotlober, Zikhronot mi-Yeme Ne‘urai, Meshulavim ‘im Zikhronot…

Pavel Slavensky was born in 1909 as Pinchos Yaakov Freilich in Czechoslovakia. He was…

… to this they danced the ‘ mitzvah dance’ in the Sadigora Hassidic court [c. 1910s] only once, during the ‘khasn mol’ … mitsve-tentsl . And this was among a series of dances -- Hassidic, folk-like, led by experts, among them Reb … the bride, as the final public event of the wedding in most Hassidic communities... The inviter who directs the mitsve …

A term borrowed from medieval Christianity. It refers to a technique of converting…