Chazan Reb Dovid Werdyger OBM with LHBC"L his son Modechai ben Daivd and grandson Yeedle, along with Michoel Streicher. Singing Vechulom. 1989.
Showing posts with label David Werdyger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Werdyger. Show all posts
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Monday, April 07, 2014
Rare Footage Chazzan David Werdyger At Wedding 1992
Rare video of Legendary Chazzan Alter Dovid Yitzchok Werdyger Zt"l Sings at a Wedding in 1992
A Gruntig Exclusive!
A Gruntig Exclusive!
Thursday, April 03, 2014
Chazan Dovid Werdyger OBM Singing in 2010
VIN News - Dovid Werdyger, Jewish music icon who is considered to be the pioneer of Jewish music as we know it today was Niftar on Thursday morning at age 94.
A legendary chazan and singer and the founder of the Aderet music label, Werdyger was the scion of one of today's most prolific music families and was the father of superstar Mordechai ben David and grandfather of singers Yeedle and Yisroel Werdyger.
The video below is of a Kumzitz program arranged at Scharf's Ateret Avot, a Jewish retirement facility in Brooklyn. Leading the Kumzitz is Chazzan Reb Dovid Werdyger who was a member of the facility. He’s accompanied by Mr. Moshe Y. Scharf proprietor of Scharf’s Ateret Avot.
Video by Eli Scharf administrator at the facility.
A legendary chazan and singer and the founder of the Aderet music label, Werdyger was the scion of one of today's most prolific music families and was the father of superstar Mordechai ben David and grandfather of singers Yeedle and Yisroel Werdyger.
The video below is of a Kumzitz program arranged at Scharf's Ateret Avot, a Jewish retirement facility in Brooklyn. Leading the Kumzitz is Chazzan Reb Dovid Werdyger who was a member of the facility. He’s accompanied by Mr. Moshe Y. Scharf proprietor of Scharf’s Ateret Avot.
Video by Eli Scharf administrator at the facility.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Werdyger Family Sings at RCCS Dinner
Chazen David Werdyger and sons: Mordechai, Mendy, and grandson Yisroel Werdyger, sing "Yiboneh Hamikdosh." Accompanied by the Shira Choir, at the annual RCCS dinner in Boro Park. Februray 20, 2012. Music by the Freilach Band.
Mordechai Ben David sings "Tefilah Lani"
Mordechai Ben David sings "Tefilah Lani"
Monday, September 19, 2011
Reb Duvid Werdyger and Sons
Chazen Reb Duvid Werdyger and his 4 sons. Mordechai AKA MBD on his right, Mendy, Chaim and Sruli on his left. Singing at a family wedding on May 9, 2011, in Boro Park.
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Oldie of the Week ~ Kad Yasvin - 1969
Presenting Old Jewish Musical Jewels (O.J.M.J) which because of their age are not very well known to the younger generation.
The song will first be posted here on the main page and remain for approximately a week (we try) on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The ninth song in this series features the song "Kad Yasvin" from the album "Cantor David Werdyger sings Melodies of Camp Kol-Ree-Nah" accompanied by the orchestra and the camp choir. Musical director, Yaakov Goldstein. The album was released in 1969.
Soloists are, Mordechi Werdyger AKA MBD (pictured left, early 1970's), his brother child soloist Mendy Werdyger and their father David Werdyger, Tzum Langer Yuhren.
Popular belief is that these words are from the Zohar and the Tune is from the Chazon Ish.
In the words written on the album cover:
"Words of the Zohar Hakodosh set to the music by the sainted Chazon Ish, who fittingly portrayed its deep meaning."
However I've heard that many have failed to find these exact words written in the Zohar. Some are adamant that it is in the Zohar, perhaps in the Hahsmatos, while others says only its concept is form the Zohar (זהר במדבר דף קיח ע"א).
Also regarding the composition of the song, some say that it actually was not composed by the Chazon Ish himself but rather by someone else and the Chazon Ish liked it very much so it became known as his song. Similar to some Negunim of Rebbes.
They sang this song at the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Farbrengen in Tishrei, (i think Simchas Torah) 5722 (1961) and i heard from someone who was there that the Rebbe was very serious and Fardveikut.

Lyrics:
כד יתבון ישראל ועוסקין בשמחת התורה
קודשא ברוך הוא אומר לפמליא דיליה
חזו בני חביבי
דמשתכחין בצערא דילהון ועוסקין בחדותא דילי
[Zohar Hakodosh (see above)]
English Translation:
When the Jewish people immerse themselves in the joy of stydying Torah , the the Holy One Blessed is He, Says to all His heavenly hosts: Look! look at at my beloved children as they forget their own sufferings and immerse themselvs in my loving Torah.
Composed by: The Chazon Ish (see above).
Soloist: Mordechai Ben David, (Child Soloist) Mendy Werdyger and Reb David Werdyger, (Pictured above right, mid 1970's).
The song will first be posted here on the main page and remain for approximately a week (we try) on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The ninth song in this series features the song "Kad Yasvin" from the album "Cantor David Werdyger sings Melodies of Camp Kol-Ree-Nah" accompanied by the orchestra and the camp choir. Musical director, Yaakov Goldstein. The album was released in 1969.
Soloists are, Mordechi Werdyger AKA MBD (pictured left, early 1970's), his brother child soloist Mendy Werdyger and their father David Werdyger, Tzum Langer Yuhren.
Popular belief is that these words are from the Zohar and the Tune is from the Chazon Ish.
In the words written on the album cover:
"Words of the Zohar Hakodosh set to the music by the sainted Chazon Ish, who fittingly portrayed its deep meaning."
However I've heard that many have failed to find these exact words written in the Zohar. Some are adamant that it is in the Zohar, perhaps in the Hahsmatos, while others says only its concept is form the Zohar (זהר במדבר דף קיח ע"א).
Also regarding the composition of the song, some say that it actually was not composed by the Chazon Ish himself but rather by someone else and the Chazon Ish liked it very much so it became known as his song. Similar to some Negunim of Rebbes.
They sang this song at the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Farbrengen in Tishrei, (i think Simchas Torah) 5722 (1961) and i heard from someone who was there that the Rebbe was very serious and Fardveikut.
Lyrics:
כד יתבון ישראל ועוסקין בשמחת התורה
קודשא ברוך הוא אומר לפמליא דיליה
חזו בני חביבי
דמשתכחין בצערא דילהון ועוסקין בחדותא דילי
[Zohar Hakodosh (see above)]
English Translation:
When the Jewish people immerse themselves in the joy of stydying Torah , the the Holy One Blessed is He, Says to all His heavenly hosts: Look! look at at my beloved children as they forget their own sufferings and immerse themselvs in my loving Torah.
Composed by: The Chazon Ish (see above).
Soloist: Mordechai Ben David, (Child Soloist) Mendy Werdyger and Reb David Werdyger, (Pictured above right, mid 1970's).
Monday, May 31, 2010
Reb David Werdyger and Sons
Below is a receent picture of Reb Dovid Werdyger with his son Mordechai AKA MBD on his left, his sons Mendy, Chaim and Srul on his right, singing at a wedding.
Monday, May 17, 2010
New Gruntig Feature! "Oldie of The Week" - Kaili
Presenting old Jewish Musical jewels which due to their age are not very well know to the modern generation.
The song will first be posted here on the main page and then will be added on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The first in this series features the song "Kaili" off of the album "Yismechu Bimalchuscha - Boyaner Nigunim" released in 1980.
Lyrics: קלי למה עזבתני
Composed by Simcha Fishman.
Sung by: David Werdyger, MBD & child soloistChaim Meisels Yisroel Meir Shapiro.
The song will first be posted here on the main page and then will be added on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The first in this series features the song "Kaili" off of the album "Yismechu Bimalchuscha - Boyaner Nigunim" released in 1980.
Lyrics: קלי למה עזבתני
Composed by Simcha Fishman.
Sung by: David Werdyger, MBD & child soloist
Labels:
Boys Choir,
David Werdyger,
MBD,
Music,
Oldie of The Week
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Rare Footage: Chazzan David Werdyger
Rare Footage: Chazzan David Werdyger at a Dinner in Boro Park many years ago.
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