Re: Book on Lubavitcher Music

[George Robinson <GRComm...>]

I don't know about CDs, although knowing the Chabad fetish for hi-tech
I'm sure they must be on CD, but there were originally 16 tapes, if
memory serves. Most Judaica stores used to stock some or all of them. If
you go to Crown Heights you're likely to get better prices and
selection. As for the 3-volume collection of niggunim, I don't know, but
I'd love to get a copy myself.

G

Seth Austen wrote:
> 
> on 2/15/01 9:27 AM, George Robinson at GRComm (at) concentric(dot)net wrote:
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> > Yes, I'm in complete agreement with Pete on this one. Excellent book,
> > makes me want to run out and buy the three volumes of Lubavitcher
> > nigunim and all the tapes.
> 
> Where can I find this 3 volumes of Lubavitcher nigunim? How many tapes are
> "all" the tapes? And are they available as CDs?
> 
> Seth
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> impulses, [music will] tend to provide the public with what is understood
> with least effort. Under such conditions, music becomes a mere amusement or,
> as totalitarian governments seem to wish, a drug." ?Roger Sessions
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