#115

Editor's note: Sung by A. Y. and M. Y. [possibly Avrom Yudin and Mikhoel Yudelevitsh], Montreal, 1966. Variant Bernshteyn, Song #164

In September 1966, two brothers who had been born in Baranovitch met in New York City, after a long separation. Reminiscing about their town, they recaleed many nigunim from their choldhood and adolescence. The older brother was full of memories, dating bach to World War I [...] The older brother then sang one of the melodies he remembered from that period furing World War I. It is the nign given here, titled "A Nign from Poland". Following this, both brothers sang a Koydenov melody, which they remembered, rendeting it with warmth and verve. This concludes the selections of Hasidic nigunim given here

הערת מומחה: חסידי צאנז שרים במילים מנוחה ושמחה

פאר אנדערע וואריאנטן פון דעם ניגון, טוט א קוועטש אויפן בריקל אונטן

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Similar openings to: #986 - ישמחו השמים