How ש"א Became a Viral Niggun #jewishmusic @aryehhurwitz @sedernigunim7317 @8thDayBand

We give everyone two but we also learned each other's when we were done the said hey we want to do a a niggan called and everyone [clears throat] looked at each other like you know this niggan shal I said look I know this niggan from yeshiva I haven't sung it in years but I I'm pretty sure I know how it goes the bak all seem to know it the musicians didn't know it but whatever I was able to teach them really quick like you know it's it's a niggan musically it's different because it's it's a it starts off major most of them are minor this this It starts off in major. We sing it once. We were done all the the extra one. The crew was ready to go. It took extra time. Everybody wanted to go home. The bakos have to leave. And I just felt that it was a little low. The and we we sing the whole thing low. So I asked the musician. Musician said, "Yeah, might be low." Beny said, "I don't know. Like I think it was fine." Benji's the boss. Beny says, "It's fine. It's fine." But then Rabbi Shapiro Shapiro, he chimes in. He's like, "No, it is low. It was very low. If we could do it again, let's do it again." So we we had already done it twice in in the lower key. So okay, let's just give it one more shot in the upper key. We'll do one shot and if it's not done, we'll stick. We did one take the whole niggan once and like perfect, we nailed it. Okay, it went out. Now again, this niggan was just like a, you know, extra that the baka wanted. This niggan blew up. every one.