… in dynamics, adding to the ecstatic mood of the performing Hassidim. [5] Openness to diverse contexts of performance. … Poland and Russia. Thus, recent ethnographic work among Hassidim belonging to several dynasties living in Israel … was unknown among them until it was “imported” by Chabad hassidim from Brooklyn, New York. According to these …

… Archives, 22 December 2013. … Yah zekhut avot , Bohush Hassidim (Bukovina) singing at a Yortseyt Tish, recorded by … Structural variations of the melody show even when Hassidim belonging to the same dynasty sing the melody to … “Ya zekhut avot” by Rabbi David Levanon and by the Bohush Hassidim from Bnei Brak in the 'Yortseyt Tish' (1 and 2 in …

… and ecstasy through dance and song: The deep belief of the Chassidim, their dwejkuth [devotion] in G-od, the almighty, … and his inner dedication to G-od. The elevated soul of the Chassidim, has enriched their faith and fervor in lively … sound filled with joy and enthusiasm. Well-known is the Chassidim emotional ecstasy, their unconditional devotion and …

… and to the Rebe (in Yiddish), pronounced Rebi by H abad Hassidim in Hebrew. The Admor's leadership is different from … of visiting the grave of rabbi Nahman in Umman by Breslau Hassidim is the result of this tradition (they believe that … only Admor) and the testament left by rabbi Nahman for his Hassidim. Prior to the opening of Russia to the west, …

… is found in contemporary sources and among Hebrew speaking Hassidim, literally refers to meditational tunes which … repentance (teshuvah), and more, and among the Slonim hassidim as a technique of praising God and 'talking' to … is not used in all communities. Several alternatives exist. Hassidim from Toldot Aharon and other communities use the …

… … AMTI 0402 … Anthology of Music Traditions in Israel … Hassidim … Niggunim … Niggun … Badkhan … 17 … 9565 … 2004 … …

… … 35747 … Israel … Tel Ad Production Company … … Hassidic … Hassidim … 1994 … Documentary … Hasidic … Hasidim … Hasidism …

… A term used by Hassidim and East European hazzanim; it literally means … several, sometimes contradictory, meanings, that even the Hassidim themselves find hard to define. In most cases, the … for filling an otherwise empty space. Among the Vizhnitzer hassidim, four tenu’ot can be found: one is sung on the …

… the Haftarah and other “folk or synagogue songs that the Hassidim have no interest in, and they are not at all … and it was performed without text with great devekut.” The Hassidim call this melody “The Wailing Mother” (“Ha’em … of the Besht [R. Israel Baal Shem Tov, the initiator of Hassidim],” published in the newspaper “Haboker” just weeks …

A movement within Judaism founded by Rabbi Israel Eliezer Baal Shem Tov in the second…