
		Ashreinu This melody, is sung in three sections, reflecting the inner joy of the Soul Listen (2:54)



		Nigun Dveikus This heartfelt melody divided into three sections, begining with soft moving devotional tones Listen (4:20)



		Nigun Simcho This is a joyful song in three sections, sung frequently at Chassidic gatherings 1 Listen (3:01)



		Eilu Voeilu Omrim This moving melody, composed by early Chabad Chasssidim, accurately brings forth the message to contemplate one's repentance Listen (2:44)



		Nigun Hisvaadus This song is in four parts, sung with zeal at Chassidic gatherings Listen (2:58)



		Haneiros Halolu This melody was sung by the Chabad students is based mainly on emotion of the heart and the expression of the soul Listen (3:38)



		Nigun Rikud This lively melody in three sections is sung at Chassidic gatherings and festive occasions Listen (2:51)



		Shamil This soulful melody has a rich background involving a Chechen tribe leader named Shamil. 6 Listen (3:33)



		Nigun Hisvaadus This stirring Chassidic melody in three sections Listen (3:15)



		Tosheiv Enosh The melody with its moving, stimulating tones awaken even the most delicate threads of the soul Listen (3:01)



		Nigun Hakofos This is an exciting, joyous melody in two sections, generally sung on Simchat Torah Listen (2:05)



		Stav Ya Pitu This melody is sung by the Chassidim at their festive occasions 1 Listen (6:04)



		Nigun Simcho This joyous melody, sung in three sections, is sung at happy occasions Listen (2:35)

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	"The tongue is the pen of the heart, but melody is the pen of the soul," wrote Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the founder of Chabad Chasidism. Chabad melodies, whether joyous or reflective, introduce a dimension beyond words or intellect, often bringing the inner soul to experience G-dliness. Chasidic songs have grown and multiplied as they have been handed down through the generations. It has been the task of the Nichoah (Nigunei Chasidei Chabad) Society, founded by the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, to collect Chabad niggunim from various sources and determine their authentic versions. These recordings capture the various moods and atmosphere of various chasidic occasions.
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