U'vedivrei Kodshecha - Moshe Koussevitzky

Re-post:

This is one of the first pieces I learned from my brother when I was a little boy (SIGH), he changed the ending to fit the Lubavitch nusach so I only knew his warped version, but it's still a wonderful piece.

AVI, you will love the music at about 1:44.

Viliyerushalayim Ircha • I.M. Helfgott

C'mon, it was after the second dance...

Misratze Birachamim - Stark

From Gruntig

ולירושלים עירך

You ever wonder the history behind Moshe Kossueveitzky's Vile'Yerushalyim Ircha? Listen to the song, and then and hear him tell the story himself.






"און עס האט זיך געזונגען" I would like to see some of the modern day Chazzanim pull this off...

Dudu Fisher

I was always under the impression that Dudu Fisher, can bring the house down at will. I've been going through everything I have from him, and he seems to be holding back in every song...He seems restrained, like he wants to blow it all open, but his trainer warned him against it. This following, are two examples. Elu Devorim (M. Koussevitzky) in its entirety, and the last piece of Tiher Rabbi Yishmoel (Z. Kwartin).





ביטע דערציילט מיר וואס איר טראכט אויף דעם. יישר כח

לזכות ולזכירת חיילי צה"ל

אל יתן למוט רגליך, אל ינום שומריך.
ה' ישמור צאתך ובואיך מעתה ועד עולם.
Repost

Ve'af Hu

BH
I think Peretz posted the second Yossele back in the day. There are many more recordings of this out there, (almost as many as Ad Heina) please post if you have any.
Avi, can we get a poll?

Rosenblatt 1


Rosenblatt 2


koussevitzky brothers

Ve'al Ydey Avadecha Hanevi'im

Umipnai Chatoainu

Koussevitzky



Rosenblatt

El Moleh Rachamim/Eso Einai

לע"נ
דן שמרון
כ"ח מנחם אב תרצ"ז - כ אדר ראשון תשס"ח
ת.נ.צ.ב.ה



M'zoget, that he was one of the only chevre from the hierarchy of the Israeli government(s) of old who actually believed the words in the following song!



זאל ער האבן א ליכטיגן גן עדן

Hatikvah-Old Version by Moshe Koussevitzky

Korutz Meichomer - Moshe Koussevitzky

Does anyone know where these words are from?

U'vedivrei Kodshecha - Moshe Koussevitzky

This is one of the first pieces I learned from my brother when I was a little boy (SIGH), he changed the ending to fit the Lubavitch nusach so I only knew his warped version, but it's still a wonderful piece.

AVI, you will love the music at about 1:44.