Authentic, unadulterated, and a good listen. There's even some Kol Isha in there! ( not linked here) For some reason one of the elderly Peylisher Chassidim, who seemingly had no sons, recorded him and his daughters singing.
Many of the Nigunim were recorded live at Tishen and Farbrengens. The recordings here are short, they're longer on the actual CD.
If you're tired of the so-called "Chasidic music" out there (Hakol Yodeechoo anyone?) give this a listen.
Buy it here, Or Here
LISTEN:
רוז'ינער ניגון
וויזשניצער ריקוד
דביקות חב"ד
יונים נקבצו עלי
ניגון המגיד ממעזריטש נ"ע
ניגון שמחה ליובאוויטש
"ניגון שמחה "פאן-חסידי
כי הנה כחומר
ישמח ישרא-ל בעושיו
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It looks like it is cheaper to buy it at JewishMusic.com.
ReplyDeleteHeichal Menachem: $41.95
JewishMusic.com: 29.99
It says also, "Includes over 160 page hardcover book in English as well as Hebrew."
Sruly from Sameach Music sent me this e-mail:
ReplyDelete"Hi, I just wanted to point out that our website is selling this same CD for considerably less.
We sell it for 23.99, which is 6 dollars less.
All order are also shipped out the same day. I hope I'm not infringing.
SameachMusic
I enjoy your blog, if you have any questions please feel free to e-mail me at: sameachmusic@aol.com
Of the retailers listed, I would recommend Sameach based on price AND reliability (no, we do not work together - just that I have ordered from them and I am a substantial consumer of Jewish music, to put it mildly). They once sent me a double shipment and not only did they refund my money for the second inadvertent one, but they let me keep the duplicate disks (which went to a chessed org).
ReplyDeleteI borrowed it from someone but couldn't find where to buy it...thanks. along the same lines, i read an article about a guy named ziprin (in his 80s) whose zaide in the 50s naftali tzvi margolies abulafia recorded 15 records for a ethnomusicologist. was this set ever released, going to be released?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recommendation, Hirshel. I just ordered it!
ReplyDeleteHirshel: I also thought you might also be interested in this
ReplyDeletesimple jew, i didn't read the whole thing, but sounds great..any of this collection on tape/cd yet? there is a jewish ethnology type collection (various chasidic, zionist, yeminite, that the smithsonian institute/folkway records put out some years back...
ReplyDeleteN: Yes, a few years ago they sold a CD. I bought a copy since they had a 45 second sound clip of "Yavu Adir" recorded in Sudilkov.
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ReplyDeletethere's a young man in our shul, originally from the Ukraine, who's been promising to give me the CDs, he just always forgets. I see he was referring to these.
Hirshel: Yesterday I was searching on the internet for you to find the link but it looks like they took it down now.
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