Talk:Nigun
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[edit]Well, I know Chabad adapted "Napoleon's March" as well, and Chabad shuls sing it at the conclusion of Yom Kippur. User:PhatJew
When I was at a Breslov gathering in Uman in 1997, I heard Chassidim singing Ribono shel Olam to the tune of a version of the Hare Krishna mantra (!) This is an example of bringing a tune out of exile but, since it is not officially sanctioned, I'm not including it on the page. My guess it that it was adapted by a baal tshuvah who learned it among the Krishnas. It is indeed a catchy, uplifting tune. I have also heard American Jews sing Shir Ha-Maalot to the Shaker tune "Simple Gifts." User:Rooster613
- Say, Rooster, do you have a nice reference about raising the sparks? Say from the Zohar, Kedushas Levi or something? JFW | T@lk 00:14, 25 July 2005 (UTC)
- Not off the top of my head, but I can probably come up with something. This idea is so basic to Hasidism that few people bother to quote sources. For now we can reference the book Inner Rhythms: The Kabbalah of Music by Rabbi DovBer Pinson (Lubovitch) which has good explanations and notes. User:Rooster613
Does anybody know where I could find Satmar niggunim? yodamace1
--EDIT SUGGESTION-- You should enter something on the fact that different nigunnim are sung on different occassions. I know that the Skverer chassidim have a tish nigun.And editing the links on the bottom would be helpful since there are (gasp) non chabad chassidim. Breslov should have some posted online.
You don't have to be Chassidishe, nevermind Chabad, to sing niggunim. My nephew has been driving his sister nuts with his odd, improvised nigginim this Pesach, much to everyone else's amusement, and we are average, middle-of-the road Jews. 78.149.160.204 (talk) 14:31, 19 April 2014 (UTC)
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Arba Bavot Nigun (YouTube)
[edit]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP3Lf2zJoJw 93.38.67.100 (talk) 12:20, 26 April 2024 (UTC)