The Modzitzer who was in Poland at the outbreak of World War II, went to Vilna from Demblin. In Vilna many of the nigunim were written down by the choirmaster of the Great Synagogue, Duramashkin, at the Rebbe's request (according R'Ben Zion Shenker ztz"l) so as not to lose the heritage of Modzitzer nigunim. After going to the Far East, the Rebbe arrived in NY circa 1940. Soon after, Ben Zion Shenker, who was able to read music, and was living in Brooklyn, became involved in the music of the Modzitzer Rebbe, and later on became the court composer of the Modzitzer Rebbe.
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¡ BH!.Shalom Alechem, Todah Rabah... Sacred, beautiful..
that is such a sweet piece of music. thank you for posting.
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דב, אתה מדבר על האדמו"ר שמואל אליהו טאוב, ה'אמרי אש', חיליק מדבר על האדמו"ר שאול ידידיה אלעזר, ה'אמרי שאול'...
The Modzitzer who was in Poland at the outbreak of World War II, went to Vilna from Demblin. In Vilna many of the nigunim were written down by the choirmaster of the Great Synagogue, Duramashkin, at the Rebbe's request (according R'Ben Zion Shenker ztz"l) so as not to lose the heritage of Modzitzer nigunim. After going to the Far East, the Rebbe arrived in NY circa 1940. Soon after, Ben Zion Shenker, who was able to read music, and was living in Brooklyn, became involved in the music of the Modzitzer Rebbe, and later on became the court composer of the Modzitzer Rebbe.
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