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at The 92nd Street Y, New York. Supported by The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity
Elie Wiesel Singing Hasidic Melodies
A Song for Hope Nov 20, 1986 (20th anniversary)
1:03:45 Ani Maamin (Vizhnitz)
In Hasidism: The Relevance of Hasidism Oct 17, 1991 (25th anniversary)
“So to me, the Kaliver Rebbe, really, are his songs. And when I think of him, it is his songs that I remember. And this is, therefore, the other theme, the last theme that I would evoke. In every one of my novels, there is always somebody who sings. Somebody who feels the urge, the sacred urge, to sing. What are we doing with words, if not trying to turn them into song?”
Kalever Rebbe/Hungarian Song: “Sol a kokosh mar” [01:07:43 – 01:09:17 end of lecture]
Tales of Today: Words of Remorse and Hope Nov 7, 1996 (30th anniversary)
[00:55:32 – 00:59:05] Shebshifleinu Zachar Lanu
[01:00:25 – 01:08:22] Ani Maamin (Vizhnitz)
Come Celebrate Apr 6, 2006 (40th anniversary)
1:00:45 Ani Maamin (Vizhnitz)
Memories and Melodies of My Childhood Dec 18, 2010
