T'Chias Ha'Maisim (The Awakening of the Dead)
By: Mike Tabor
A rhythmic nigun with a strong Mediterranean flavour used to entertain the bride and groom. This slowly rising melody accompanies an ever-popular dance-mime, often at the height of the wedding, called "Tchlas Ha'Maisim" the Awakening of the Dead.
By: Mike Tabor
Ancient nigunim (songs) and soulful melodies, including a nigun by the Ba'al Shem Tov and the rousing Bandits' Nigun. A cappella or accompanied on fiddle, flutes, bouzouki, guitar, darbouka, davul (drums), yayley tanbur (Turkish 'cello'). "Mike Tabor is one in the world - with unbelievable talent and charm he brings the heaven of music to earth and kindles the old fire again." - Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
Duration: 6:58
Tempo: Building
Vocal Type: Male VocalsGenre: Middle East Music
Subgenre: Jewish Folk
Catalog ID: 713072
Keywords: Jewish Rabbis persecution Hasidism joy vigor hope Jew Baal Shem Toy mysticism enthusiastic religious pleasures delights pride parables singing dancing Communal Yiddish
Description: T'Chias Ha'Maisim The Awakening of the Dead, Middle East Music, Jewish Folk, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
Description: T'Chias Ha'Maisim The Awakening of the Dead, Middle East Music, Jewish Folk, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
