Watch a newly digitized performance of the Lubavitch “Hachana Niggun” by a Jewish Russian folk group in Minsk, 1992. Zalman Goldstein and Mendel Gurevitch were doing Shlichus in Minsk, Belarus, during which they organized a Lag Ba’Omer musical celebration for local Jews • Watch

Nigun “Hamavdil” performed by The Kapelle, together with R’ Yossi Cohen, at the Melave Malka for Heichal Menachem, during Kislev 5779 • Watch

Mizmor Ensemble directed a “Chabad Triple Concerto” by Doron Toister. Together they played three Lubavitch Niggunim: 1) Nye Zhuritze Chloptzi 2) Keli Ata 3) Niggun Tzemach Tzedek • Watch

R’ Yossi Cohen together with ‘The Kapelle Choir’ are publishing a Nigun every week through ChabadInfo.com. This week, they sing a beautiful rendition of the Nigun of R’ Moshe Vilenker • Listen

In honor of the Aseres Yemei Teshuva, we are publicizing a video by Nemouel singing  the Niggun of Avinu Malkeinu with great passion • Watch

Awaken your soul: “The Kapelle,” a group of talented Chabad vocalists, teamed up with Yossi Cohen a few years. Together they performed “Haben Yakir Li Efrayim,” the soul-stirring melody composed by R’ Sholom Charitonow OBM, which forms part of the Tefillos of Rosh Hashana • Watch

Earlier this week, a Chabad wedding took place in Nashville, Tennessee; the wedding was of Bassie Tiechtel of Nashville to Chaim Weitman of Sao Palo, Brazil. At the Chuppah, Lubavitch singer, Avraham Fried was honored with ‘Mi Adir’, he used a special tune for the opening of the Chuppah ceremony • Watch

In honor of Rosh Chodesh Elul, we are publicizing a video of the Malchus Choir together with Baruch Vizel and the Fire Band, performing the Nigun of “Kol Dodi”. This Nigun is one of the Alter Rebbe’s ten Nigunim • Watch

Produced and directed by Danny Finkelman of Sparks Next Productions, the new music video titled “Geulah” is out and ready for you to enjoy. This is a production of the Rogers Park Band, led by Mordy Kurtz and Yosef Peysin • Watch

“People are always looking for a reason to smile, and if you give them a reason they’ll do it.” Avremi G, a Brooklyn-based Chassidic musician, shares the story and motivation behind the first ever Niggun Riot which he created, and the surprisingly positive response it received • Watch