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[[File:ארבע בבות.jpg|thumb|150px|Niggun Daled Bavos]] | [[File:ארבע בבות.jpg|thumb|150px|Niggun Daled Bavos]] | ||
'''Daled Bavos''' is a Chabad niggun (wordless melody) composed by [[The Alter Rebbe]], Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi. The | '''Daled Bavos''' is a Chabad niggun (wordless melody) composed by [[The Alter Rebbe]], Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi. The niggun is immensely important and profound and is typically sung at Jewish and [[Chabad holidays]], weddings and other special occasions. | ||
Niggun Daled Bavos consists of four sections which correspond to the four spiritual worlds as described in Kabbalah: Atzilut, Beriah, Yetzira and Asiya. These four sections also parallel four main sections of the morning prayers (Shacharis): Pesukei D'zimrah, the Blessings for Shema, Shema, and Shmona Esreh. | |||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
[[he:ניגון ארבע בבות]] | [[he:ניגון ארבע בבות]] | ||
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Daled Bavos is a Chabad niggun (wordless melody) composed by The Alter Rebbe, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi. The niggun is immensely important and profound and is typically sung at Jewish and Chabad holidays, weddings and other special occasions.
Niggun Daled Bavos consists of four sections which correspond to the four spiritual worlds as described in Kabbalah: Atzilut, Beriah, Yetzira and Asiya. These four sections also parallel four main sections of the morning prayers (Shacharis): Pesukei D'zimrah, the Blessings for Shema, Shema, and Shmona Esreh.