Hava Nagila

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Templat:JewishMusic "Hava Nagila" (bahasa Ibrani: הבה נגילה) adalah sebuah lagu rakyat Ibrani yang membawa maksud "Marilah bergembira." Lagu ini merupakan sebuah lagu perayaan, terutamanya masyhur di kalangan masyarakat Yahudi dan Roma. Dalam budaya masyhur, lagu ini digunakan sebagai sebuah metonim untuk agama Yahudi, dan merupakan sebuah stapel petunjuk pancaragam di majlis Yahudi. Disebabkan oleh perayaan agama Yahudi di seluruh dunia, lagu ini dihubungkan dari segi antarabangsa.

Melodinya adalah sebuah melodi Hassidik dari asal-usul yang tidak dikenali. Teks yang digunakan secara umum mungkin digubah oleh Abraham Zevi (Zvi) Idelsohn[1][2] in 1918 to celebrate the British victory in Palestine during World War I as well as the Balfour Declaration.

Sebuah transliterasi, ejaan tajuk dan lirik bervariasi.

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Lirik

Transliterasi Tulisan Ibrani Terjemahan Inggeris
Hava nagila הבה נגילה Marilah bergembira
Hava nagila הבה נגילה Marilah bergembira
Hava nagila venis'mecha הבה נגילה ונשמחה Marilah bergembira dan senang
  (ulangi stanza sekali)  
Hava neranenah הבה נרננה Marilah nyanyi
Hava neranenah הבה נרננה Marilah nyanyi
Hava neranenah venis'mecha הבה נרננה ונשמחה Marilah nyanyi dan bergembira
  (ulangi stanza sekali)  
Uru, uru achim! !עורו, עורו אחים Bangun, bangun, saudara!
Uru achim b'lev sameach עורו אחים בלב שמח Bangun saudara dengan hati senang
  (ulangi baris tiga kali)  
Uru achim, uru achim! !עורו אחים, עורו אחים Bangun, saudara, bangun, saudara!
B'lev sameach בלב שמח Dengan hati senang

Ia seharusnya dinyatakan bahawa ch adalah dieja seperti ch Jerman selepas a back vowel, seeprti Bach atau j Sepanyol [IPA: /x/].

Parody

"Have a nagila / Have two nagilas / Have three nagilas / They're pretty small". Saturday Night Live had a Sweeney Sisters sketch using the same joke.
  • On the comedy TV sketch show In Living Color, annoying soul singers Cephus and Reesie sing "Hava Nagila" at a bar mitzvah but with the lyrics, "Hava nagila/Have a tortilla".
  • The Simpsons also parodied this song on three occasions.
    • In the episode "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Guest Star", Marge, Ned Flanders and Reverend Lovejoy were trying to convert Bart back from Catholicism, when he suggests that he should choose his own religion, upon which he suggests Judaism and sings: "Don't have / a cow, man / Don't have / a cow, man / Have a piece of fish. Oy!"
    • In the episode "Dude, Where's My Ranch?", Bart and Lisa were going door to door caroling. When they got to Krusty's house, they sang: "Have a / nice Christmas / Have a / nice Christmas / Have a / nice Christmas / Non-Christian friend"
    • In the episode "Bart vs Lisa vs The Third Grade" Bart 'loses his mind' during a class test and is carried on the hands of various imaginary characters whilst they sing the original words of Hava Nagila.
  • On the comedy TV show Will and Grace, Molly Shannen plays Val, a kleptomaniacal neighbor who steals Grace's music box, which she claims is an Irish music box. When Grace opens the music box and it begins playing Hava Nagila, Val begins singing, "Gosh and begorra / gosh and begorra / gosh and begorra / my Irish eyes."
  • American Dad! Episode Haylias when Hayley tries to kill Stan, he desperately pushes her onto a chair while yelling "Jewish Chair Dance" replacing all Hebrew lyrics with blah.
  • The OpenBSD 4.0 release song "Humppa Negala" performed and recorded by Ty Semaka and Jonathan Lewis.[3]
  • Hip Hop Hoodíos recorded a song called "Havana Nagila".[4]
  • Bob Dylan recorded a song called "Talkin' Hava Negeilah Blues".[5]
  • Allan Sherman recorded a song to the tune of "Hava Nagila" called "Harvey and Sheila".
  • Comedian and folk singer Jasper Carrott used to sing "Hava Nagila" at his shows, intentionally mistranslating the lyrics as:
"My bicycle has been struck by lightning / The chief rabbi has eloped with a nun / The saddle has fallen off my bicycle / The policeman's donkey has molested my parrot"
"Vodka, we need some vodka, I want some vodka"

Versi

  • Was played in the 1934 Our Gang Comedy "Washee Ironee" on violin by Wally Albright at his mother's society party
  • In 1957, Harry Belafonte recorded a version of "Hava Nagila" on his album An Evening with Belafonte.
  • In 1959, Dalida recorded a French version, "Hava Naguila", on her album Le disque d'or de Dalida.
  • In 1963, Harold Land recorded a version for his album Jazz Impressions of Folk Music.
  • In the 1963 film Captain Newman, M.D., a group of World War II Italian Prisoners of War held at a US Army airfield in the Southwestern US volunteer to participate in the base holiday pageant; they ask one of the American soldiers, a Jewish corporal played by Tony Curtis, to teach them an American Indian song. They end up singing "Havah Nagilah" to Indian war drums and dressed in Native American warrior garb.
  • In 1964 Alma Cogan recorded it on a tribute live album for singer Michael Holliday
  • In 1963, Dick Dale released a surf rock version of "Hava Nagila" on his King of the Surf Guitar album.
  • In 1967, Julie Andrews sang "Hava Nagila" as Millie Dillmount in Thoroughly Modern Millie.
  • In 1968 Solomon King recorded the song for his 'She wears my ring' album
  • In 1973 Frankie Vaughan recorded the song for an album. The song was a long time stage favourite of his and had special meaning because he was Jewish
  • In 1979, A bagpipe version was played in the background of the intro to the Monty Python soundtrack Life of Brian.
  • In 1979, a studio record by the british singer Matt Monro, produced by Capitol Records.
  • In 1980 Neil Diamond as "Jess Robins/ Yussel Robinovich" Sings "Hava Nagila" in the 25th Anniversary party of his father the Cantor's service to his community in the film The Jazz Singer. Sir Laurence Olivier plays the cantor.
  • In 1985, performed during the terrorist attack at the restaurant in Terry Gilliam's "Brazil".
  • In 1986, Adrenalin OD, recorded an instrumental surf rock version under the title "Surfin' Jew" on their album Humungousfungusamongus.
  • In 1986, the Krewmen (British Psychobilly Band) performed the Song on their third album.
  • In 1987, heavy metal band Anthrax used the melody as the main riff in "I'm the Man".
  • In 1992, this song was sung in the PBS series Barney & Friends episode "A World of Music".
  • In 1996, Party Animals released a single called "Hava Naquila" from their debut album Good Vibrations.
  • In 1996, Scooter released a version called "Last Minute" on their album Our Happy Hardcore.
  • In 2000, Kaliya released "Ritual Tibetan", containing elements associated with "Hava Nagila".
  • In 2002, A $10,000 Winning Clip, "Look Ma, No Hands!" on the popular ABC series America's Funniest Home Videos.
  • In 2003, Phil sang the song in Daddy Day Care.
  • In 2004, punk cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes performed the song on their album Ruin Jonny's Bar Mitzvah, which was recorded live at an actual Bar Mitzvah. The album also features a "Christmas Arrangement," which is played to the tune of José Feliciano's "Feliz Navidad" and includes the line "I wanna wish you a Rosh Hashanah".
  • In 2004, Franz Ferdinand used a portion of the song in their single "The Dark of the Matinée".
  • In 2004, Infernal used the music in "Balagan (Hava Nagila)" on their album From Paris to Berlin.
  • In 2005, Polish heavy metal band Rootwater recorded a hardcore version, half in original Hebrew, half in Polish.
  • In 2006, Twisted Sister used the tune in "Oh Come All Ye Faithful" on their album A Twisted Christmas.
  • In 2006, was featured on the Disney Channel series That's so Raven in the episode "Raven, Sydney, and The Man", in a scene at a Bar Mitzvah Party.
  • In 2006, the song appeared in the BBC2 Christmas bumper edition of the show Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
  • In 2007, 17-year old British performer Lauren Rose released a version titled "Hava Nagila (Baby Let's Dance)", which bookmakers have placed 16-1 odds on the song being Britain's number one selling song on Christmas Day[6].
  • In the Nickelodeon Comedy Unfabulous, the song is played at Randy Klein's Barmitzvah.
  • Bob Dylan's basement tapes include an acoustic folk version of the song called Talkin' Hava Nagila Blues.
  • Ben Folds Five has performed "Hava Nagila" on stage, possibly also recorded it (year unknown to me).
  • Neil Diamond performs it on "Keeping Up With The Steins'"
  • David McCallum sings it dressed as a blue-eyed Mexican peasant in "The Ultimate Computer Affair" episode of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

Caribbean based

Banyak kumpulan muzik berasas-Caribbean telah menggunakan "Hava Nagilah" sebagai sekeping alat muzik – sama ada sebagai suatu pembuka pertunjukan atau lagu showcase – dengan melodi meresap ke rhythm tempatan. Mon Rivera made a plena version, which he used as an icebreaker in his presentations. "Hava Nagilah" was also arranged as a merengue and was virtually a standard for various Dominican bands such as Johnny Ventura's Combo Show, Freddy Kenton's, and the Conjunto Quisqueya. Sonata Arctica, a power metal band from Finland, play the melody of "Hava Nagilah" with lyrics about Vodka at the end of their live DVD For the Sake of Revenge.

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Rujukan

  1. Yudelson, Larry. Who wrote Havah Nagilah?. RadioHazak. Larry Yudelson. Dicapai pada 2007-11-08.
  2. In an appearance on BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs on 28 October 2007, Joel Joffe referred to his grandfather Abraham Zevi Idelsohn as the author of "Hava Nagila", but in the programme notes it says "Composer: Bashir Am Israelim", meaning that either this is an alias for Abraham Zevi Idelsohn, to whom Joffe was clearly referring in the programme, or the programme notes contain an erroneous entry.
  3. 4.0: "Humppa Negala". OpenBSD release song lyrics. OpenBSD (2007-10-07).
  4. Havana Nagila (Ahi Nama! Mix). Yahoo!Music. Yahoo!. Dicapai pada 2007-11-08.
  5. Talkin Hava Negeilah Blues. Bob Dylan. Sony BMG Music Entertainment.
  6. Miller, Sarah (17/12/2007). 'Hava Nagila' enters race for Christmas No. 1 in Britain. Haaretz. Haaretz. Dicapai pada 2007-17-12.

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