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Shwekey: Areivim, Kol Mivaser (New), Ma Ma Ma, Ki Hatov
Dedi: Zoche
Avraham Fried: Didoh Bei
Piamenta: Asher Bara
Dovid Gabay: Mi Shebeirach, Hagomel, Legabay
Benny Friedman: Letova
Baruch Levine: Chosson Hatorah, V’al Da,
Lipa: Binyan Adei Ad, Gelt
MBD: Binyan Hasimcha, Amar Rabi Akiva, Im Ain, Usid
YM Shwekey: Lo lefached, L’cha Ezbach
Shloime Kaufman: Kol Yisroel
Yisroel Werdyger: Ana
Yeedle: Yismach Yisrael
Shloime Gertner: Nisim
Shloime Daskal: Poseach
Michoel Pruzansky: Shteig
Carlebach: Nigun Neshoma
I will add more as I think of it, meanwhile any more suggestions?
Vats de 2nd dance?
shwekey’s v’ohavta, asher bara, ad bli dai
that niggun that e/o sings. don’t know what its called. it goes something like nanananananananananananananananananana….. u know? 😉 i know it’s on “2nd dance” and lipa’s project x or next or whatever its called.
wmbb: its the dance after the 1st, before the 3rd
Does anyone notice that the second dance is almost undanceable? Aside from the hora, there is no other dance step that you can incorporate to make fit when you choose songs that have so much beat but a slow tempo…
Didoh bei is one of my all-time favorite horahs
I wish bands would play some of the songs from 10, or so, years ago
I had a friend who requested they play some of the older horah, and the dancing at his wedding was awesome
Also, I would love to hear them play yo’ya, I think that song I makes for a great horah
wmbb: its the dance after the 1st, before the 3rd
And what about it that makes it so significant???
miami thaks it is still Greek to me.
Where I circulate when Choson & Kalah come in the music goes into dance mode and it is a continuous medley of heimishe music or a facsimile for a while, a break, then more dancing until bentching. rock ? vats dat at a Yiddish wedding?
I love when they played Chaim Dovid’s niggun. By my brother’s wedding, they started the dance with the slow part. All the guys sat on the floor like a kumzitz singing along. Then BOOM, the fast part starts, and everyone is up and dancing.
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