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Songs of the Gerer Hasidim.

Traducció

Cançons del Gerer Hasidim.

Original

Songs of the Gerer Hasidim composed by Yankel Talmud. Edited by Velvel Pasternak. For Melody. Lyrics. Chords. Tara Books. Softcover. 44 pages. Published by Tara Publications. HL.113197. ISBN 1928918832. 8.5x11 inches. The Hasidic world reffered to Talmud as “The Beethoven of the Gerer Rebbe. ” For 60 years in both Europe and Israel, Talmud created 1100 melodies which were led by him and his kapelye. choir. in the main synagogue of the Rebbe of Ger. Beginning with his early years in Poland, and continuing in Israel, Talmud formed and conducted kapelyes. male choir groups. that sang many of his compositions. A number of these melodies are still popular and have remained a permanent part of the Ger musical repertoire. Untrained musically, but possessing uncanny ability for composing new melodies, Reb Yankel created dance melodies, marches, waltzes, hopkes and a variety of other tunes. His “Lo Sevoshi” is standard in many Orthodox synagogues worldwide.

Traducció

Cançons del Gerer jasidim compostes per Yankel Talmud. Editat per Velvel Pasternak. Per Melody. Lyrics. Acords. Tara Books. Tapa tova. 44 pàgines. Publicat per Tara Publicacions. HL.113197. ISBN 1928918832. 8.5x11 polzades. El món jasídico reffered al Talmud com "el Beethoven de l'Gerer Rebe. "Durant 60 anys, tant a Europa i Israel, el Talmud creat 1.100 melodies que van ser dirigits per ell i la seva Kapelye. cor. a la sinagoga principal del Rebe d'Alemanya. A partir dels seus primers anys a Polònia, i continuant a Israel, Talmud va formar i va dirigir kapelyes. cors masculins. que va cantar moltes de les seves composicions. Algunes d'aquestes melodies segueixen sent populars i s'han mantingut en una part permanent del repertori musical Ger. Sense formació musical, sinó que posseeix una capacitat sorprenent per a la composició de noves melodies, Reb Yankel crear melodies de ball, marxes, valsos, hopkes i una varietat d'altres temes. El seu El Sevoshi és estàndard en moltes sinagogues ortodoxes a tot el món.