Niggunei Chabad

The niggun “V’yeidu Ki Ata” was composed by Reb Sholom Halevi Bruchstat. About this niggun, Reb Sholom relates: “Sometimes when they sang the new niggun by the Rebbe for the first time ... Read more

The melody is attributed to the renowned Tzadik known as the "Shpoler Zeide." The background to this melody according to Chassidic tradition has the following story ... Read more

This niggun is one commonly sung in the month of Elul, fondly referenced as “Tiku Bachodesh”. It’s tune was originally known simply as “A Nigun Leshabbos VeYom Tov.” A sweet and enthusiastic melody in three parts, giving introspective expression and a deep yearning for religious inspiration and spiritual elevation. This nigun is of very early origin and is also widely spread among various Chassidic groups ... Read more

Here is an uplifting niggun that ends with the words “צי אזוי, צי אזוי, פריילאך דארף מען זיין”; whether things are this way or that way, we need to be happy ... Read More

A special song composed by Rabbi Rosenberg a”h one of the Lubavitcher students “trapped״ in Shanghi, China during the holocaust. It reflects the deep yearning hope and faith that they would soon be reunited with their dear Rebbe, and in the coming of Moshiach. ... Read more

This nigun, “Der Zhebiner Kup” (Yiddish for “the Zhebiner mind”), also known as “R’ Hillel’s Kup”, is a melody that R’ Pesach Melastovka ... Read More

Lovely, brothers, lovely, lovely 'tis to live With our brave leader who has time or will to grieve? ... Read more

This song was first introduced to Chabad chassidim on Rosh Hashanah in 5716 (1955). Rabbi Nissan Pinson, then an emissary in Morocco, sang ... Read more