“Revelation Nigun” by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble

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“Revelation Nigun “
Music composed and directed by Joey Weisenberg.
Recorded Live in the Choir Loft at the Kane Street Synagogue in Brooklyn on January 18-19, 2016.
The Hadar Ensemble:
Joey Weisenberg: Lead Vocals, Drum
Yosef Goldman: Harmony Vocals
Deborah Sacks Mintz: Harmony Vocals
Eleonore Weill: Harmony Vocals, Wooden Flute
Yoshie Fruchter: Harmony Vocals, Upright Bass
Myk Freedman: Lap Steel
Sam Weisenberg: Tapan, percussion
Jake Shulman-Ment: Violin
Ilusha Tsinadze: Banjo
Engineered, Mixed, and Mastered by Don Godwin.
Filmed by Josh Freed.
From the album Nigunim Vol. V: Songs from the City of Brotherly Love by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble (Rising Song Records, 2016). Listen to this and more at risingsongreco...
It’s special to sit down and sing with old friends! Bearing melodies and harmonies, folks travelled from as far as New Orleans and Philadelphia to make this music together. On one night, a twenty five person spontaneous Jewish choir joined us, including many from Mechon Hadar’s Spiritual Sounds Laboratory, and thus we were able to capture some of the amazing and unscripted sounds of everyday people singing together. Thanks to all who made this music!
Thank you to the Kane Street Synagogue for hosting the recording sessions!
A project of Hadar’s Rising Song Institute, cultivating Jewish spiritual life through song: www.risingsong...

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Wonderful! But that's the case every time I listen to Joey Weisenberg and Hadar!

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Beautiful 💙🙏🏻💙

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That was pretty awesome. 🎶❤

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terrific
where is it being held? it would be wonderful to be there!

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Is that a fife?

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I believe it is a Bulgarian flute. A fife would be played crosswise.

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She's credited as playing a wooden flute...

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It appears to be a whistle-type flute, similar to an Irish whistle (pennywhistle) or Native American flute, but tuned to a minor scale.