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Yosef Karduner- Yedid Nefesh – Washington Heights

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oct 27, 2009

Yosef Karduner- Rebbe Shimon Bar Yochai – Washington Heights

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oct 27, 2009

Hashem Melech by Simcha

admin — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 03:00:44 +0000

Popular song by Yosef Karduner performed by New Zealand group “Simcha” at their CD launch February 09. Please visit www.simcha.co.nz for more info and album purchase details.

Interview With Israeli Breslov Singer Yosef Karduner 2

admin — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 23:03:54 +0000

VINNews – New York – He has numerous albums to his credit, but unlike most Jewish singers, Beit Shemesh resident Yosef Karduner shuns the spotlight, preferring instead to live his life following the directives of R’ Nachman of Breslov. He lives simply, devotes his life to prayer and learning and spends at least one hour a day immersed in hitbodedut, the practice of conversing privately with Hashem in a secluded location in order to gain a clearer understanding of oneself and establish an intimate relationship with Hashem. As a child, Karduner was one of the best soccer players on the Pe’el Petach Tikva youth team. But while everyone expected him to play ball professionally, his career was short lived. Karduner sprained his ankle in his first game played on Shabbos in just the first minute of play, ending his career in soccer. Soccer’s loss was music’s gain as Karduner focused on his love of music, singing and playing the guitar. After being inducted into the Israel army, he was accepted into the prestigious Lahakat Pikud Hatzafon, a prestigious IDF musical troupe which for many of Israel’s most popular singers, served as an entrée into their civilian music careers. After serving his time in the IDF, Karduner joined a rock group and played bass guitar for popular Israeli singer, songwriter and composer Uzi Hitman. Hitman’s father, who came from an old time Lubavitch family, was a positive influence on Karduner, speaking with him about the purpose of life and the importance …

Yosef Karduner – Ze Hoshienu – Live

admin — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:05:41 +0000

Yosef Karduner should be FAR more well known than he is. He is making the most accessible and beautiful Jewish music of anyone out there today. Although many of his songs are no more than 2 or 3 lines of a chapter of psalms or other Jewish prayer, the beautiful meaning of each prayer when sung to the beautiful melody of Yosef’s niggun (song) will no doubt elevate your soul.

Yosef Karduner and Rabbi Lazer Brody: Aishet Chayil, the Breslev Version

admin — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 07:22:14 +0000

Yosef Karduner and Rabbi Lazer Brody sing the Breslever version of Aishet Chayil, sung at the Shabbat eve meal before Kiddush. Entire lyrics in transliteration and English translation appear here: lazerbrody.typepad.com

Yosef Karduner – Ashrei T’mime Darech

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 04:24:12 +0000

Yosef Karduner performing his beautiful song Ashrei T’mime Darech live in Chicago – November 2008 – accompanied by local musicians. Audio recording is a bit low, so turn up your speakers a bit, hit the full screen button and enjoy the slide show translation. Let me know what you think.

Yosef Karduner – "Ein Shum Ye’ush"

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:09:40 +0000

Yosef Karduner sings in an evening of inspiration with Rav Lazer Brody at Yad Binyamin, Israel

Yosef Karduner: Ma L’Chem Lid’og

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Yosef Karduner singing in an evening of inspiration with Rav Lazer Brody

Yosef Karduner: Likutei Moharan I:6 – "Tzarich Lihyot Baki"

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:45:24 +0000

Yosef Karduner singing in an evening of inspiration with Rav Lazer Brody