The hasidic niggoun: The melody without words
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The niggoun is a melody often without words, repeated and improvised, through which Hasidism seeks the elevation of the soul (hitlahavut) and union with God. Each court (Chabad, Breslov, Modzitz…) cultivates its repertoire; the niggoun accompanies the Sabbath, festivals and the rebbes' tables.
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