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'''HaRebbe Shlita''' are the opening words of a Chabad niggun composed in 5740 (1980) to a melody originating from outside Chassidus. The niggun was originally composed for a Lag BaOmer parade and became popular in Chabad camps. In 5743 (1983), the niggun was sung for the first time in the Rebbe's presence and was subsequently sung many times before the Rebbe, with the Rebbe encouraging the singing, especially during the final part of the song with the words "we will overcome the world..." | {{Music}} | ||
'''''HaRebbe Shlita''''' are the opening words of a Chabad niggun composed in 5740 (1980) to a melody originating from outside Chassidus. The niggun was originally composed for a Lag BaOmer parade and became popular in Chabad camps. In 5743 (1983), the niggun was sung for the first time in the Rebbe's presence and was subsequently sung many times before the Rebbe, with the Rebbe encouraging the singing, especially during the final part of the song with the words "we will overcome the world..." | |||
This niggun is number 55 in the Tradition of Niggunim Project. | This niggun is number 55 in the Tradition of Niggunim Project. | ||
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This niggun is regularly sung during Kos Shel Bracha. In recent years, the niggun is also played during farbrengens held at 770 on Rosh Hashanah, Simchas Torah, Acharon Shel Pesach, and Motzei Shavuos. | This niggun is regularly sung during Kos Shel Bracha. In recent years, the niggun is also played during farbrengens held at 770 on Rosh Hashanah, Simchas Torah, Acharon Shel Pesach, and Motzei Shavuos. | ||
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