… Rabbi Benny Friedman (b. 1985), a popular singer from the Chabad-Lubavitch community, is a star of hasidic … of Rabbi Manis Friedman, a respected speaker and author in Chabad circles, and the nephew of the hasidic music star … his social media videos. Kalmanson, who was also raised in Chabad-Lubavitch, is a viral video star even beyond the …

… Gur court composer. This niggun was later adopted by the Chabad Hassidim who by the early 1960s considered it as …

… (Psalms 55, 19-24) This famous song is unusual in the Chabad tradition, as it is more of a musical composition …

… Russia is represented by the favorite Cossack tune of Chabad: "Niet, niet, niekavo," sung in Russian by Matti …

… customary to open the Holy Ark while singing this poem. The Chabad Hassidim have their own tune for this text: a serious …

… with a great enthusiasm." Our version follows that of the Chabad cantor Berele Zaltsman. The text is a russian …

… his collection, though it can hardly be considered as a Chabad tune. Rabbi Levy Itzhak was a friend of the Alter Rebbe of Chabad and did not found a dynasty of his own. This song was …

… to sing it in a meditative state of mind ( devequt ) like Chabad Hassidim who sing it only on special occasions. … 57 …

… … My Soul Thirsts for Thee (From The CD Niggunei Chassidei Chabad, Vol. 2) … recordings …

… El Hay Lehakhni’a’ also became a Hasidic nign in the Chabad court in Brooklyn. These unanticipated paths of … El Hay Lehakhni’a’ is also related to its transmission to Chabad, the next evolution in the song’s history.   The Chabad Story In 1953, Rabbi Nissan Pinson, the first …

… Rav Shmuel Zalmanov was a Chabad Hasid. He was a yeshiva administrator in Warsaw and Vilna, and the director of the "Nihoah" choir (Chabad Hasidic melodies). He is best known for his editing … . At the request of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the Chabad Rebbe, Zalmanov compiled, corrected, and preserved …

… Hebräischer Tanz is a Chabad Lubavitch tune from Mogilev transcribed by Kisselgoff …