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'''Ani Maamin''' is a song by American Jewish singer [[Avraham Fried]], released in [[:Category:Song year/1981|1981]] as part of his album [[No Jew Will Be Left Behind (Album)|No Jew Will Be Left Behind]]. The song is based on the twelfth of the Thirteen Principles of Faith formulated by [[:Category:Song by lyricist/Rambam|the Rambam]], which expresses the belief in the coming of the Moshiach. The melody of the song was composed by [[:Category:Song by composer/Azriel David Fastag|Azriel David Fastag]], a [[:Category:Song by Niggun/Modzitz|Modzitzer Chassid]] and a Chazzan (cantor) before World War II, who was killed in the | '''Ani Maamin''' is a song by American Jewish singer [[Avraham Fried]], released in [[:Category:Song year/1981|1981]] as part of his album [[No Jew Will Be Left Behind (Album)|No Jew Will Be Left Behind]]. The song is based on the twelfth of the Thirteen Principles of Faith formulated by [[:Category:Song by lyricist/Rambam|the Rambam]], which expresses the belief in the coming of the Moshiach. The melody of the song was composed by [[:Category:Song by composer/Azriel David Fastag|Azriel David Fastag]], a [[:Category:Song by Niggun/Modzitz|Modzitzer Chassid]] and a Chazzan (cantor) before World War II, who was killed in the Holocaust. | ||
== Song history == | == Song history == | ||
According to legend, [[:Category:Song by composer/Azriel David Fastag|Fastag]] composed the melody while he was on a train to Treblinka extermination camp in 1942, and sang it with other Jewish prisoners as a sign of hope and faith. He offered half of his heavenly reward to anyone who would deliver the melody to his mentor, the Modzitzer Rebbe, who had escaped to New York. Two boys managed to escape from the train, but only one survived and reached New York, where he sang the melody to the Rebbe. The Rebbe was moved by the story and the song, and said: “With this tune they went to the gas chambers, and with this tune we will march to greet Moshiach.” | According to legend, [[:Category:Song by composer/Azriel David Fastag|Fastag]] composed the melody while he was on a train to Treblinka extermination camp in 1942, and sang it with other Jewish prisoners as a sign of hope and faith. He offered half of his heavenly reward to anyone who would deliver the melody to his mentor, the Modzitzer Rebbe, who had escaped to New York. Two boys managed to escape from the train, but only one survived and reached New York, where he sang the melody to the Rebbe. The Rebbe was moved by the story and the song, and said: “With this tune they went to the gas chambers, and with this tune we will march to greet Moshiach.” | ||
Today, the custom among [[:Category:Song by Niggun/Modzitz|Modzitzer Chassidim]] is to sing this song during the [[:Category:Song by occasion/Simchat Torah|sixth Hakafah on Simchat Torah]] in [[:Category:Song by occasion/Memorial|memory]] of all those who've perished in the | Today, the custom among [[:Category:Song by Niggun/Modzitz|Modzitzer Chassidim]] is to sing this song during the [[:Category:Song by occasion/Simchat Torah|sixth Hakafah on Simchat Torah]] in [[:Category:Song by occasion/Memorial|memory]] of all those who've perished in the Holocaust. The song has also become popular among other Jewish communities, especially among [[:Category:Song by Niggun/Chabad|Chabad Chassidim]], who sing it on various occasions, such as [[:Category:Song by occasion/Farbrengen|Farbrengens]] and [[:Category:Song by occasion/Lag Baomer|Lag Baomer parades]].<div class="infobox"><p class="infobox-above summary" style="background-color: #E6E8FA; font-size: 125%;">Listen here</p><div class="youtube-embed youtube-song"><youtube>Y3gSOBfIvLA</youtube></div><spotify width="100%" height="200px">track/543kLMAAOD5ymBcQFc8mtJ</spotify></div> | ||
== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
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Revision as of 05:27, 7 February 2024
"אני מאמין" | |
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Song by Avraham Fried | |
from the album No Jew Will Be Left Behind | |
Language | Hebrew |
English title | Ani Maamin |
Released | 1981 |
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Genre | |
Length | 5:30 |
Label | Holyland |
Composer(s) | Azriel David Fastag |
Lyricist(s) | |
Producer(s) | Sheya Mendlowitz |
No Jew Will Be Left Behind track listing | |
Ani Maamin is a song by American Jewish singer Avraham Fried, released in 1981 as part of his album No Jew Will Be Left Behind. The song is based on the twelfth of the Thirteen Principles of Faith formulated by the Rambam, which expresses the belief in the coming of the Moshiach. The melody of the song was composed by Azriel David Fastag, a Modzitzer Chassid and a Chazzan (cantor) before World War II, who was killed in the Holocaust.
Song history
According to legend, Fastag composed the melody while he was on a train to Treblinka extermination camp in 1942, and sang it with other Jewish prisoners as a sign of hope and faith. He offered half of his heavenly reward to anyone who would deliver the melody to his mentor, the Modzitzer Rebbe, who had escaped to New York. Two boys managed to escape from the train, but only one survived and reached New York, where he sang the melody to the Rebbe. The Rebbe was moved by the story and the song, and said: “With this tune they went to the gas chambers, and with this tune we will march to greet Moshiach.”
Today, the custom among Modzitzer Chassidim is to sing this song during the sixth Hakafah on Simchat Torah in memory of all those who've perished in the Holocaust. The song has also become popular among other Jewish communities, especially among Chabad Chassidim, who sing it on various occasions, such as Farbrengens and Lag Baomer parades.
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Lyrics
אֲנִי מַאֲמִין בֶּאֱמוּנָה שְׁלֵמָה בְּבִיאַת הַמָּשִׁיחַ
וְאַף עַל פִּי שֶׁיִּתְמַהְמֵהַּ עִם כָּל זֶה אֲחַכֶּה לּוֹ בְּכָל יוֹם שֶׁיָּבוֹא
- Song by singer/Avraham Fried
- Song by producer/Sheya Mendlowitz
- Song by album/No Jew Will Be Left Behind
- Song by language/Hebrew
- Song by label/Holyland Records
- Song by lyricist/Rambam
- Song by occasion/Memorial
- Song by occasion/Simchat Torah
- Song by occasion/Farbrengen
- Song year/1981
- Song
- Song by studio/GB Sound, N.Y.C.
- Song by musical ensemble/Zimriah Orchestra
- Song by arranger/Marty Lewinter
- Song by engineer/Gadi Bodinger
- Song by mastering engineer/Gladys Hopkowitz
- Song by composer/Azriel David Fastag
- Song by Niggun/Modzitz
- Song by Niggun/Chabad
- Song by genre/Ballad
- Song by genre/Chassidic
- Song by backing vocalist/Sheya Schwebel
- Song by backing vocalist/Shloimy Reich
- Song by backing vocalist/Yossi Feit
- Song by occasion/Lag Baomer