Tzomo, Tzomo
Avraham Friedman (stage name Fried) is perhaps the most popular Jewish musical entertainer. His music includes traditional Chassidic melodies as well as original compositions. His music is traditional yet modern, and tends to integrate many styles of popular music with Jewish lyrics and themes.
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my favorite song of all! Responder
A very heartfelt Nigin, keeps my Neshama bouncing.
Very well composed.
It's the best of what Chabad offers.
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What is its complete lyrics both in Hebrew and Ukrainian?
What is its complete lyrics both in Hebrew and Ukrainian?
Kind Regards,
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Unbelivable every time i hear this song my heart screams to Hashem Responder
Sounds like Old Ukrainian, this song must have originated in Ukraine. Very nice, touching the very soul. Responder
I'm enjoying your music a lot.
Thank you.
It brings some life into this office in the midst of Canarsie, Brooklyn.
" There's no such light as that which comes within the darkness'' ( Zohar ,Quoted in Tanya )
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My soul thirsts for You, my body yearns for You. (Tehillim, 63:2) One of the oldest Chabad tunes. The first section describes the thirst of the soul as it cries out in longing to G-d. The second part set to words in Russian, describes the agony of the soul as it chides the evil inclination evil which obstructs its spiritual quest: Hey, you foolish Mark! Why do you travel to the market? You don't buy, you don't sell, you only cause strife! The evil comes to this world (market) not to "buy" acquire Mitzvot nor to "sell" or nurture others with Mitzvot, it only causes strife between the Jew and G-d.
Perfect ... I love it... I love you.. it the right way... All donations at of the Love for God will be kindly welcome and taken in for the wealth of my people.
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No, it's not Russian, it's Ukrainian. The basis is taken almost verbatim from a Ukrainian comic folk song about the unlucky cat Mark.The text of the song is as follows: «Ех, ти, дурню Марку, що ти їдеш на ярмарку, не купляєш, не продаєш, тільки робиш сварку». So, there are no Russian words there at all.. Responder
Thank you for this insightful post. Responder
This pulls me! This song just pulls me!! WOW!! Responder
Avraham Fried's Amazing. His music projects itself out in the world. When one who is engrossed in secular life hears Avraham's music, they can't help but turn their head from what they are doing and long to be a part of something higher. It makes me want to daven, listen to the words of Torah from Rebbe recordings, and more. Responder
can these songs be downloaded?
You can download them via the link in the credits.