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Tune for third chapter of eicha
- From: Yoseff Francus <francus...>
- Subject: Tune for third chapter of eicha
- Date: Fri 03 Nov 2000 18.53 (GMT)
There is a special melody that is used for the third chapter of eicha
in which each of the triplets is treated to an extent as one verse.
I am trying to find where the tune originated. So far I have been
told that it may have come from Karlin though it is not clear if it
was fomr the Karliner Rav or from Boruch Karlin.
The other hint that I have is from the following post:
From: David Fax <davidfax (at) dellnet(dot)com>
Subject: Third chapter of Eicha
I use a special melody for the third chapter of Eicha in which each triplet of
three verses is treated as one verse. I use the same melody for the fifth
chapter.
I recieved this melody from my father, olov hasholom, who I presume got it from
the shul over which he at one time presided, Shomrei Mishmeres haKodesh Anshei
Volhyn, also known as the Lloyd Street Shul, Baltimore, Maryland.
Further than this I can only say that his father and grandfather were chassidim
of the Olyker Rav, which was near Demidovka in the Volhynier Gubernia.
A guten Shabbos, David Fax
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- Tune for third chapter of eicha,
Yoseff Francus