D'vekus - lama lenetzach - almost every time I listen to it, I cry.
Shalsheles - Esa ainai
of course, there are many others that are also excellent. These two are among my favorites.
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Most Heartfelt Jewish Song In Your View
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Posted 2 years ago #
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lolay soyroscha
carlbachPosted 2 years ago # -
Koh Echsof. A great, heartfelt interpretation was done by Andy Statman on "The Hidden Light.".
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vehachzerainu bitshuva (yakov shweky)
ten li haor sheyizrach (gad elbaz)Posted 2 years ago # -
Journeys-Memories.
There once was another child,
Who smelled this sweet and felt this warm,
He was taken from before my eyes,
And only I was left to mourn.Yossi Sonnenblick and his harmony still brings out tears, and I've listened to it probably more than a hundred times.
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I always enjoy the classic slow, Mo Oshiv in Hallel. Does anyone know where the tune is from?
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the MBD memories. its the most moving song ive ever heard.
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I love the song, father don't cry. It brings tears to my eyes and makes me feel closer to hashem.
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42: Which classic slow Mo Oshiv do you mean? Is it the very very very old classic? That's just traditional. You probably mean the one from the MBD album Hallel?
Toi: I remember going to an MBD concert as a child only a few months after he lost his mother (he was still in the year) and he said he's written a new song about her called Memories and he sang it to us for the first time ever. You can bet it was hartzig. He cried as he sang it and many people cried with him.
It all depends on knowing the background to a song. Eg the famous ani maamin composed in the cattle train to Auschwitz. Or Lo Amus Ki Echye, knowing MBD sang it at the bedside of a kid with cancer.
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One I love is:
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Ani Yehudi...
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You can find it on Aish.com
In my opinion BEST SONG EVER! You can find the english easy online I think.Posted 1 year ago # -
I think that for hebrew, its kah echsof
Posted 1 year ago # -
Saved twice from tragedy and Forgiveme and Mama Rochel
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esa einai shalsheles
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2 other songs that give me goosebumps are "A little bird is calling", and "Al tomar lichishe'efneh eshneh...cause maybe, just maybe, you'll never have the time..." by Country Yossi
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I can't choose one in particular but I LOVE the Journeys songs that are about like the Holocaust or the one called "In a one room apartment..."
I also love singing ani maamin whenever I feel down. It really kept me going when I was struggling a lot in highschool. Now things are much better but I still love singing it. I think the words are so simple yet so meaningful!!Posted 1 year ago # -
One of the most heartfelt song sang by MBD is Ezkara (on Yerusholayim is not for sale)
Avrohom Fried's most hartzegeh song is Tanya.
Agav: The highest pitch that I have heard any singer reach is Avrohom Fried when he ends off the English song "The Time is Now"
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The first time I davened Mussaf for the amud on Yom Kippur, I was talking to my grandmother about it afterward. She asked me what tunes I used, and one of them was the Ani Maamin mentioned a few posts ago. She told me that she clearly remembers sitting in the barracks in Auschwitz, singing that Ani Maamin. I guess someone from that train must have taught it to them - or she mistook it for a different tune.
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Refuah by Baruch Levine- I cannot stop listening to that song. It has touched my heart like no other song ever has.
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V'hu Keyli, By: Baruch Levine
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Plenty of songs.... Not one specifically.
Been listening to quite a lot of Mizrachi music recently, in particular Zion Golan. He's good. Wish I could understand more of it though. :)
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Little neshomale (journeys) is the first to come to mind.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Cry No More by Yaakov Shwekey!!!
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The Camp Shalva song about a boy who comes back into this world disabled because he chose that over Gehennom as oinesh for hitting another Yid. It is in Yiddish and hard to listen to unless you are fluent because it lasts over 10 minutes, but it is worth it. I show the title as "Neshume" but I bought my Camp Shalva albums as downloads and some of the titles are truncated in my files.
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i'm with yw fan- cry no more! totally stunning. period.
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Cry no more by Yaakov Shwekey
The teardrop by Abie Rotenberg
The piano boy by Boruch Levine
Music of forever by Yaakov ShwekeyPosted 1 year ago #
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