In coupling these two Hassidic tunes, nos. 7 and 8 – Lied ohne Worte and A Nigun on a…

… The freilach of the klezmer … 7 … 35413 … Pläne Records … … Niggunim … Niggun … 1982 … Safed … Klezmer musicians … Klezmer music … Niggun … Niggunim … Klezmer … Klezmer revival … Clarinet … …

… and cinema. M.A. thesis, Tel-Aviv University. Thesis: “The Niggun Experience in Chabad Hasidism” (1998). At the JMRC: …

… p. 83 . (Musical notation included).  “A type of vocal niggunim named after Walachia, a region of Rumania. These niggunim are characterized by slow tempi, free rhythm, … These characteristics are somtiems common to the niggun devekut. The Rumanian doina seems to be its …

… … Leipzig … Friedrich Hofmeiste … … Scores, Music scores … Niggunim … Niggun … 1932 … Score … Niggun … Niggunim … Collection … Collections … Hava Nagila … …

… … 81 … Tel Aviv … Israel Music Institute … … Hassidim … Niggunim … Niggun … Hassidic … 1973 … Israel … Hasidim … Hasidism … Niggun … Niggunim … Hasidic … Israeli composers … Ashkenazi …

… tish-nigunim. Nigunim (Yiddish nign , from the Hebrew niggun —melody) are chants, some with words but most … 27 (2–4): 241–69. Avenary, Hanoch. 1971. “The Hasidic Niggun.” In Encyclopaedia Judaica , edited by Cecil Roth and … Raffi. 2015. Experiencing Devekut: The Contemplative Niggun of Habad in Israel. Translated by Jonathan Chipman . …

… Taub of Modzitz for which Weisser notated the Hassidic niggunim of Rabbi Taub and other Hassidic Rabbis … 101 … 101 … … 36423 … New York City … Shulsinger Pub Co. … … Hassidim … Niggunim … Niggun … Hassidic … 1943-46 … Hasidim … Hasidism … Notation …

… … 36616 … University Microfilms … Ann Arbor … … Hassidim … Niggunim … 1976 … Folk music … Hasidim … America … Niggun … Lubavitch … USA … Ashkenazi … Ellen Koskoff … The …