"Eli Atah - Nigun Nadav" by Deborah Sacks Mintz with the Hadar Ensemble

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @RichardFein2
    @RichardFein2 3 месяца назад

    This group brings me so much joy. Thank you.

  • @randysquires8362
    @randysquires8362 Год назад +1

    Wow. You guys are very good. Be blessed. Shalom.

  • @rhaynerr.santos2157
    @rhaynerr.santos2157 3 года назад +1

    This song has touched my soul deeply! I loved it too much. שבוע טוב ו חודש טוב אלול

  • @sonicbalabusteh
    @sonicbalabusteh 2 года назад +1

    gorgeous. i will have this in repeat forever. please come to brooklyn!

  • @elliotportner8020
    @elliotportner8020 3 года назад +1

    Repeating a phrase really brings unique meaning and feeling to it so let’s be sure it is really heard and repeat the millim and the nigun until a new one comes along to repeat

  • @doobertscoobert
    @doobertscoobert 4 года назад +3

    The enthusiasm with which you guys sing is incredible. The harmonies are so perfect. From 2:45 onwards is legit ecstasy.

  • @jmx8518
    @jmx8518 2 года назад

    i just listen to this over and over. i wrote out the hebrew. your obvious joy looks like the face of hashem on earth. rock on, please.

  • @stuartlight7864
    @stuartlight7864 Год назад

    There was an older version of this song sung in an apt that uses the full lines for each A and B part. I'd love it if someone has a link to that version of this wonderful song - same great singers, different venue

  • @RachelSofaer
    @RachelSofaer 4 года назад

    Beautiful music! I've been watching a lot of these videos from Hadar Ensemble and I'm wondering why all of you use similar hand movements. Like I see you are getting into the music, but why is everyone doing the same motions?