- A
nigun (Hebrew: ניגון
meaning "tune" or "melody",
plural nigunim) or
niggun (plural niggunim) is a form of Ashke****
religious song or tune sung by groups...
- The
Niggun of Four
Stanzas or the
Niggun of
Daled Bavos ("
Niggun of Four Gates"), is a
wordless tune of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidim,
composed by the first...
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presented by the
professor with a slow, melodious, 19th-century
chant (
niggun or nigun) and ****igned to add
rhythm and
words to
fashion a
modern Hebrew...
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Philosophers Maimonides Strauss Music Secular Religious Mizrahi Sephardic Klezmer Niggun Zemirot Art
Ancient Jewish art
Yiddish theatre Judeo-Tat
theatre Jewish...
- Mishnah. The
musical motifs ****ociated with the
signs are
known in
Hebrew as
niggun or
neginot (not to be
confused with
Hasidic nigun) and in
Yiddish as trop...
- (11th ed.). 1911. "Schamyl" .
Encyclopedia Americana. 1920.
Niggun Shamil, a H****idic
niggun based on Shamil's
experiences The
Great Shamil, Imam of Daghestan...
- of Mezeritch. Baal Shem Tov's
Niggun Shpoleh Zeideh's
Niggun Niggun of
Three Stanzas First generation of Chabad.
Niggun of Four Stanzas. This
melody is...
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vocals from
American singer-songwriter Fousheé and a
sample of "Yoel's
Niggun" by Zusha. The song was
first mentioned by JID's
manager Barry Hefner via...
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hearts to the text, we sing a
niggun, we
study the text, we
process what's
happened to us, then we sing
another niggun and sit in
silence again to receive...
- (singular:
niggun).
Chabad tradition contains many
hundreds of such tunes, both slow and soul-stirring, and fast and lively. The goal is for the
niggun to inspire...
