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Nichoach - Chabad Chassidic Niggunim Organization
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== Purpose of the Organization == Initially, Rav Shmuel focused on preserving the niggunim and systematically documenting them. On this matter, he wrote in the introduction to Sefer HaNiggunim: "Today, when due to recent events Chabad chassidim are scattered throughout the world, there is an urgent need to collect anew all those Chabad niggunim that are still remembered and store them together in musical notation in a book, so that they can be used at any appropriate time and place and remain as a memorial in the chronicles of Chabad chassidus. For this purpose - following the directive of the Rebbe of Lubavitch, the Frierdiker Rebbe - the Chabad Niggunim Society named 'NICH"CH' was established, with the goal of collecting all known Chabad niggunim, styling them, correcting their errors, restoring their original character in which they were first created, and recording them in musical notation in a special book."
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