theclassicso Agreed, although a shame that many don't realize this film was composed by John Williams (in part) as well as arranging and adaptation, before he became a film score superstar. Undoubtedly one of his all-time best works.
+SGTBizarro A little bit misleading. Williams did in fact compose the underscoring for the film, but all the songs were written by Joseph Stein and Sheldon Harnick.
I realized today that is the amen at the end of the Ose Shalom closing paragraph after u take three steps backs in the Amidah, right before יהי רתזן מילףנח
May the Lord protect and defend you. May He always shield you from shame. May you come to be in Israel a shining name. May you be like Ruth and like Esther. May you be deserving of praise. Strengthen them, Oh Lord, and keep them from the strangers' ways. May God bless you and grant you long lives. May the Lord fulfill our Sabbath prayer for you. May God make you good mothers and wives. May He send you husbands who will care for you. May the Lord protect and defend you. May the Lord preserve you from pain. Favor them, Oh Lord, with happiness and peace. Oh, hear our Sabbath prayer. Amen.
I wish I could get my Sons to understand the meaning of this statement. All their ancestors came to America with nothing, so they should appreciate all their blessings.
at 2:49. I did not think about this much when I was a kid but between Tzital and Motal I think Motal was the smartest one of the two. he knew the rule of the game (if you get my drift) he knew he had to prove to Tevia that he can financially support his daughter which is why he wanted to wait until he got his new sewing machine to ask Tevia for his daughter's hand. Tzital also had a point. I can see both sides of the argument. Tzital was afraid that if her father agreed on a husband for her before Motal asked her father for her hand it would be too late.
Thanks ! as a man whose girlfriend has called him "husband" for 12 years in Mandarin Chinese. I will see her again in 7 days, after about 6 years. Girls who play with Matches - get burned - but not mine! (of course we are 52 and 62, lol -not like you young folks !)
catlover12670 I think he still loves her. He’s just very disappointed in her. And he does go too far, imo, but shunning her. But when he sees her at the end, he wishes her well, even if it’s done quietly, and you can tell he still loves her very much.
@@musicaldooder20 You can tell he is torn between his love for her as he is reflecting on her being the " little bird.....everyone's favourite child" and his love for his faith after he finds out she married a member of the Russian Orthodox church.
@@catlover-fp5ig He still prompted Tzeitel to tell Chava for God to be with them. He can never forget his daughter but he is still devoted to his faith.
Though not Jewish, I cannot help but pay homage to the beautiful prayer scene. It shows the sacred tradition of the Sabbath, its timeless call to gather around the table, light candles, pray, sing, and share a meal in a spirit of fellowship and worship. It shows the centrality of family to the Sabbath, just as the Sabbath sits at the centre of the Ten Commandments, with glory to God foremost and encompassing of all. As part of the prayers, the husband blesses his wife, the parents bless their children, and the family, together, bless the God of the Universe. It is so pure and lovely, as conveyed here, a sanctified, ancient observance given by God to His chosen people and preserved through time as no other.
@@maryfimielkowski220 Thank you, Mary. And to you the same blessing, that God watches over you with the care of a Shepherd and love of a heavenly Father as only He can give. Blessings!
I had friends who were half Catholic. It worked out really well, because the Catholic parents really got involved with the Jewish ceremonies and the Jewish parents did the same with Catholic ceremonies. Candles, singing, traditional foods, wine, a lot of fun Holidays, it’s a win win.
@@NuNugirl That's great, Nora. Jewish ceremonies are Biblical, and the Sabbath is of particular significance to both Jews and Christians. There is absolutely no reason at all why we can't enjoy them together in a spirit of mutual respect and worship for our Creator. God bless you!
This Family Prayer Song .... Goes Deep, makes me Weep. Shabbat Shalom, people everywhere.... Shalom - Peace, Well Being, Wholeness and Completeness, Prosperity, Happiness, Favor, Protection , Strength, Freedom from pain. A good name.
I sense in this scene the quiet power of God moving in his people. The strength of His love for His people and how that is a model to be shared and lived by the family. The strength of a people is in how the children are raised and the respect taught and shown from husband and wife. God is the head of the husband he is the head of his wife and children. She is his crowning glory the treasure. The husband loves her and honors her and she him . Tears
Grew up Christian in Montreal (plateau). I remember the shops shutting down every Friday. I think that’s why we did all our shopping on Thursdays. I was always moved by the meaning of the Sabbath.
Man was not made for the Sabbath, but the Sabbath for man. The Sabbath points to the Lord Jesus Christ, the author and finisher of our faith and the eternal rest that is found ONLY in Him, by God's grace. Jesus said, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28 Rest in Christ, always.
then may all the humanitarian spirit and thought be with you - you do actually have a spirit - but that's a level really narrow minds in Rome, or Jerusalem or Mecca - will take a long time to understand. And your human ears, give you a song that hits your heart - fantastic ! In this incarnation, at least ! xxx Many paths to Universal Truth - and many ways - Islam, Christian, Buddhist, and many more. Wiccan, if you like ! choose one, or choose a bit of one from many ! As long as, in one incarnation, at least - your soul learns something or teaches something, before the next life !
@@davidh9844 trusting you is not jewish ;) But although this number has many elements from lithurgical and jewish folklore music, as a whole the piece isn't jewish per se. Probably, just like the turkish march of Mozart was turkish enough for Vienna, but wouldn't be considered turkish in the Ottoman empire...
I'm not of the Jewish faith. But once I was laid up after surgery and decided I was going to watch the movie. I was hoping to learn about their way of life. After watching, I found it to be an enlightenment. Not only did I enjoy the movie, I had a new respect for their ways and traditions.
This movie always makes me realize how much I appreciate Shabos. To have a day to just stop what your doing, stay home, and focus on family, spirituality, and your connection with G-d is truly special.
Beautiful beautiful beautiful, I miss my father he spoke Yiddish and loved Israel, a boy from Brooklyn, a man, a father, a grandfather , “next year in Israel”
I like the sense of hospitality; Tevye only just met this Perchik fellow a hour ago and of cause he's come for dinner and a bed for the night, and when Golde asks Motel if he wants to stay for dinner she answers her own question with "Of course you are!" before he can complete a single word. They'll share what little they have as a matter of course. Common decency isn't what it used to be.
@@degsbabe What an uneducated thing to say... Jesus was an apocalyptic Jew, he likely wanted to be King of Israel. Maybe try reading a study Bible… Jesus never actually said he was god, that's what others said about him after he died. Seriously, learn before you talk.
This song is kind of my sleeper fave for the musical. The way it's staged (showing all the other families saying the same prayer over their meal) shows the best aspect of tradition--that it connects you to others, and to those who've gone before you.
Found the soundtrack on CD at a Salvation Army the other day. I love this movie, and this is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time. I told my husband it was the best find ever!
I love this movie! My mother took me when i was very young, I guess it stayed with me. Imagine I'm a Russian orthodox and very glad we don't have matchmakers any more., married 34 wonderful fantastic years and after all this time my hubby watches this with me!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s perfect. The beauty of theirs voices is breathtaking. And the scenery is peaceful with the candles lighten and all their faces radiating with happiness. The prayer is in their hearts, bless them.
My favorite scene in the movie. Starting with the typical jabbering of a husband and wife, showing the humanity of Tevye and his wife, Golde. And, the timidity of a suitor of the oldest daughter in asking for her hand in marriage. Then, as the family quickly collects at the table, a lone oboe sets the tone of the gathering. The song, sung exclusively by the parents, is a beautiful expression of the mother and father for the children's good fortune, a meaningful and solemn blessing of the Sabbath tradition. As a father of daughters, one of whom is already married, my heart cannot contain my emotion when Tevye's sings, "May He send you husbands who will care for you." God, I pray that You will grant my daughters those kinds of husbands, there are so very few of these kind and nurturing men in our current day and time. And, finally, the climax slowing building in volume, showing the entire village celebrating together. This is more than mere sentimentality, it is cinematic depth of feeling matched by few.
I love the way the actresses who play Chava, Shprintze and Bielke look at Topol and Norma Crane. The wonder and reverence they show in this scene is so special.
The bottle dancers for the wedding was Devine. I love this movie forever. It personifies, tradition in transition, devotion to family and faith, and moral responsibility. Something we miss in this present environment.
I recently looked up the cast of this movie, because I was wondering what happened to most of them. I was saddened to learn that the actress who played Golde (Norma Crane) died just 2 years later (in 1973) of breast cancer. She was only 44. And the actor who played Mottel (Leonard Frey) died in 1988 of complications of AIDS. He was 49. Too young. May they rest in peace.
@@stay_at_home_astronaut I know a guy who acts in West End musicals in London who is a born again Christian with a wife and two kids. So you don't have to be gay to sing and dance. But back in those days HIV was almost exclusively a gay disease. Hence my question.
I pray God does keep everyone of you safe during these crazy times...This is just moving to see family so close. Americans we barely take time now to even talk to our children or spend time. We have become too busy wrapped up in frivolous matters.
Such a beautiful and haunting song. And I just love Golde - she's like a drill sargeant! Tevye is the head of the family but we know whose really in charge! ;)
Actually in Scripture the man is the head of the household who should take care of all the family. The mother/wife the companion who supports and nurtures the family. That’s why we only have one head. Today we see what happens when this arrangement is disregarded.
As I write this, I see that there have been over 1 million views and over 600 comments. And I wish to add my own thanks for posting this most beautiful piece. As we are all captured by its beauty, I wonder how many listeners recognize that this enchanting melody is the same as the famous song from early in the show, "If I Were A Rich Man", but performed at about half time. The entire production is a work of genius, with universal themes transcending any single religion.
My Mother was a Jewish Lady, I was adopted into a good Catholic family. Having done a lot of research, my people come from the Russian/ Polish border. Thank G.-d .they escaped.
Honestly, to see this like at the end when you hear everyones voice kick in....im almost in tears....I mean. The one and only God that america was founded on...The Hebrews and Jews prayed constantly over their children. America has come such a long way from understanding what freedom of religion was and is. Freedom is not to allow ourselves to have anything we want when we want....then we would have never grown up from being children. Honestly, I just have so much respect for Israel.
@@leinagoldman2817 It's principles are from God's Law and His Word. Therefore you can't have one without the other, the seperation of Church and State is the governments declaration of Governments independence from God. That has lasting effects. Our society as decadent as it is now, is spiraling out of control with no morality and rampent sexual immorality. Doesn't matter what you may "feel" on this situation but rather what is and is not true. One does not exist without the other.
@@SednovaNova ok but like, if god created the DoI, then he created every government and america is not obligated to follow the worship of any god. where is the direct connection between the constitution and the Bible. and operating on the assumtiopn that you are right and other people have emotional conflicts with your rational message will get you nowhere outside of you immediate circle.
“May you be like Ruth and like Esther”.. Through an act of grace, and genetics, I truly believe that I married Esther! But to me, she will always be my Hadassah!!
Absolutnie przepiękna modlitwa,znakomita scena... zresztą jak cała historia,film,musical.Niestety Chaim Topol odszedł od nas do Wieczności 2 tygodnie temu.Spoczywaj w pokoju MISTRZU. Obyś doznał Wiecznego Ukojenia. Dziękuje za cudowne niezapomniane rolę, twój piękny głos, śpiew. WIELKIE DZIĘKI za udostępnienie.. Pozdrawiam serdecznie from Poland 🇵🇱
Forgive me.....this coming from an imposing Gentile. This movie has such an important place in my heart. Irregardless of it's Jewish ties....it imposes reality upon my heart. Is it so different from us all? The common themes within and without seem to tug on all the heartstrings of all of us.We aren't really different at all, is what I believe. I'm Teyve, I can so relate......God bless you all, I feel this Fiddler on the Roof within me............Just another Gentile under God
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This movie is so beautiful
"A Rabbi who praises himself has a congregation of one." Absolutely right.
So does that guy praise himself?
Perchik did.
Mazel Tov!
Talmudic!
As the Good Book says, "Whosoever exalts himself shall be humbled: and he that humbles himself shall be exalted."
Golde's sideeye at Perchik during the "stranger's ways" is priceless.
I love how this scene shows how much Tzeitel is like her mother. They’re both practical, strong-willed women
This and Sunrise, Sunset are just beautiful songs. Gives me chills!
Me too
Every single shot in this film has meaning. One of the best examples of meaningful cinematography ever.
Rest In Peace Topol. You took this one role… and made it your life. And what a role! (March 8, 2023) 😢❤
I love this man and the truth it portrays.
This movie has some of the most beautiful music.
theclassicso Amen to that. :-)
theclassicso Agreed, although a shame that many don't realize this film was composed by John Williams (in part) as well as arranging and adaptation, before he became a film score superstar. Undoubtedly one of his all-time best works.
+SGTBizarro A little bit misleading. Williams did in fact compose the underscoring for the film, but all the songs were written by Joseph Stein and Sheldon Harnick.
+theclassicso That is why this movie won the oscar for the music.
theclassicso I agree!
Tevye's "amen" solo is chilling.
I ve been trying to understand which part of the shabbos davening he could actually say amen to of he is davening without a minyan
I realized today that is the amen at the end of the Ose Shalom closing paragraph after u take three steps backs in the Amidah, right before יהי רתזן מילףנח
May the Lord protect and defend you. May He always shield you from shame. May you come to be in Israel a shining name. May you be like Ruth and like Esther. May you be deserving of praise. Strengthen them, Oh Lord, and keep them from the strangers' ways. May God bless you and grant you long lives. May the Lord fulfill our Sabbath prayer for you. May God make you good mothers and wives. May He send you husbands who will care for you. May the Lord protect and defend you. May the Lord preserve you from pain. Favor them, Oh Lord, with happiness and peace. Oh, hear our Sabbath prayer. Amen.
Thank you.
Amen
Amen
Amen
Esteban Burguete no problem, i love that song!
"A poor tailor is entitled to some happiness " i love that line
I wish I could get my Sons to understand the meaning of this statement. All their ancestors came to America with nothing, so they should appreciate all their blessings.
at 2:49. I did not think about this much when I was a kid but between Tzital and Motal I think Motal was the smartest one of the two. he knew the rule of the game (if you get my drift) he knew he had to prove to Tevia that he can financially support his daughter which is why he wanted to wait until he got his new sewing machine to ask Tevia for his daughter's hand. Tzital also had a point. I can see both sides of the argument. Tzital was afraid that if her father agreed on a husband for her before Motal asked her father for her hand it would be too late.
When Motel looks up at Tzeitel when Tevye sings "May he send you husbands who will care for you." Gives me chills every time.
He's really sweet
Thanks ! as a man whose girlfriend has called him "husband" for 12 years in Mandarin Chinese. I will see her again in 7 days, after about 6 years. Girls who play with Matches - get burned - but not mine! (of course we are 52 and 62, lol -not like you young folks !)
We didn't need Zeitel the Matchmaker - we found each other !
Likewise, when Golde sings "keep them from the stranger's ways", she's looking towards to the men, as if she knows there's something's up.
@@YourXavieryes the damn communist weaseling his way into the family lol.
I love how much Tevye loves all his daughters ^_^
That is, until one of them decides to marry someone who isn't Jewish . . .
catlover12670 I think he still loves her. He’s just very disappointed in her. And he does go too far, imo, but shunning her. But when he sees her at the end, he wishes her well, even if it’s done quietly, and you can tell he still loves her very much.
@@catlover-fp5ig i mean part of it is because he has to decide what is more important, his love for his daughter or the traditions of the religion?
@@musicaldooder20 You can tell he is torn between his love for her as he is reflecting on her being the " little bird.....everyone's favourite child" and his love for his faith after he finds out she married a member of the Russian Orthodox church.
@@catlover-fp5ig He still prompted Tzeitel to tell Chava for God to be with them. He can never forget his daughter but he is still devoted to his faith.
Love the tradition, music and movie.
Beautiful scene from fiddler.
The camera angles, the camera shots, the camera movement, priceless, masterful.
“May He send you husbands who will care for you”. Little did Tevye realise two future husbands sat at his table that night!
Meet Golde, star of The Real Housewives of Anatevka.
LOL!!! I love it
Amein! Omayn! Shalom y’all! Amen! Awesome! May Norma Crain’s memory be for an eternal blessing!
Yup
Rotfl. Love it
Straight Otta Anatavia
My memories of my Mother lighting the Shabbat candles. It's as if time stood still and we were transported to a new dimension.
Though not Jewish, I cannot help but pay homage to the beautiful prayer scene. It shows the sacred tradition of the Sabbath, its timeless call to gather around the table, light candles, pray, sing, and share a meal in a spirit of fellowship and worship. It shows the centrality of family to the Sabbath, just as the Sabbath sits at the centre of the Ten Commandments, with glory to God foremost and encompassing of all. As part of the prayers, the husband blesses his wife, the parents bless their children, and the family, together, bless the God of the Universe. It is so pure and lovely, as conveyed here, a sanctified, ancient observance given by God to His chosen people and preserved through time as no other.
Faith - I come into full agreement with your heart felt cries of prayer !!!! May God Bless & Keep you Always !!!! Amen
@@maryfimielkowski220 Thank you, Mary. And to you the same blessing, that God watches over you with the care of a Shepherd and love of a heavenly Father as only He can give. Blessings!
I had friends who were half Catholic. It worked out really well, because the Catholic parents really got involved with the Jewish ceremonies and the Jewish parents did the same with Catholic ceremonies. Candles, singing, traditional foods, wine, a lot of fun Holidays, it’s a win win.
@@NuNugirl That's great, Nora. Jewish ceremonies are Biblical, and the Sabbath is of particular significance to both Jews and Christians. There is absolutely no reason at all why we can't enjoy them together in a spirit of mutual respect and worship for our Creator. God bless you!
This amazingly beautiful prayer/song brings tears to eyes, i am a Catholic, but this is just so incredible.
This one beautiful movie. More relevant now than ever.
That final note from Topol never fails to hit me in the gut it's incredible.
Even a poor tailor is entitled to some happiness. Beautiful.....
"You have a pleasant daughter."
"I have *five* pleasants daughters!"
Aw that hits me right here.
I absolutely love this movie
Good shabbat everyone!!!!!! May your shabbat be filled with peace. Amen.
This is just outstanding! I have 4 daughters and I just admire this family and this couple! “The tongue she gets from her mother!” HOW TRUE!! 👍🤓😆
This Family Prayer Song ....
Goes Deep, makes me Weep.
Shabbat Shalom, people everywhere....
Shalom - Peace, Well Being, Wholeness and Completeness,
Prosperity, Happiness, Favor, Protection , Strength,
Freedom from pain.
A good name.
I sense in this scene the quiet power of God moving in his people. The strength of His love for His people and how that is a model to be shared and lived by the family. The strength of a people is in how the children are raised and the respect taught and shown from husband and wife. God is the head of the husband he is the head of his wife and children. She is his crowning glory the treasure. The husband loves her and honors her and she him . Tears
Grew up Christian in Montreal (plateau). I remember the shops shutting down every Friday. I think that’s why we did all our shopping on Thursdays. I was always moved by the meaning of the Sabbath.
Man was not made for the Sabbath, but the Sabbath for man.
The Sabbath points to the Lord Jesus Christ, the author and finisher of our faith and the eternal rest that is found ONLY in Him, by God's grace.
Jesus said, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Rest in Christ, always.
Just watched this again after the recent death of Chaim Topol. 😢He was such a great Tevya. May he Rest in Peace and May His Memory be a Blessing 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Goodbye and Godspeed Topol. You will be missed. To those who don't know, look up his TED talk and see what a great man he was.
I'm not Jewish or Christian but there is something so beautiful about this song. It seems a true prayer
What do you think of the Shroud of Turin?
then may all the humanitarian spirit and thought be with you - you do actually have a spirit - but that's a level really narrow minds in Rome, or Jerusalem or Mecca - will take a long time to understand. And your human ears, give you a song that hits your heart - fantastic ! In this incarnation, at least ! xxx Many paths to Universal Truth - and many ways - Islam, Christian, Buddhist, and many more. Wiccan, if you like ! choose one, or choose a bit of one from many ! As long as, in one incarnation, at least - your soul learns something or teaches something, before the next life !
actually, it's neither Christian nor Jewish. Just good music
@@parsifal6094 Trust me, it's VERY Jewish.
@@davidh9844 trusting you is not jewish ;)
But although this number has many elements from lithurgical and jewish folklore music, as a whole the piece isn't jewish per se.
Probably, just like the turkish march of Mozart was turkish enough for Vienna, but wouldn't be considered turkish in the Ottoman empire...
I'm not of the Jewish faith. But once I was laid up after surgery and decided I was going to watch the movie. I was hoping to learn about their way of life. After watching, I found it to be an enlightenment. Not only did I enjoy the movie, I had a new respect for their ways and traditions.
I love how Tevye freely gives his daughters affection by kissing them
This movie always makes me realize how much I appreciate Shabos. To have a day to just stop what your doing, stay home, and focus on family, spirituality, and your connection with G-d is truly special.
Wherever you go
My Fairlady words to all the Songs
@Book Worm The Palestinians also pray while shooting at the Israelis
@Book Worm I agree slightly and I know I'm three months late but please don't bring politics into this.
Amen!!! Thanks to God for the sabbath!
Thank you Hashem this Passover April 5, 2023.🙏Amen
Beautiful beautiful beautiful, I miss my father he spoke Yiddish and loved Israel, a boy from Brooklyn, a man, a father, a grandfather , “next year in Israel”
I like the sense of hospitality; Tevye only just met this Perchik fellow a hour ago and of cause he's come for dinner and a bed for the night, and when Golde asks Motel if he wants to stay for dinner she answers her own question with "Of course you are!" before he can complete a single word. They'll share what little they have as a matter of course. Common decency isn't what it used to be.
xentoip Common decency is still here, it just doesn't make good news story's. May God Bless You and keep You.
Art Trombley L'chaim!!!
xentoip Yes, To Life my Friend.
I think it's part of Jewish tradition to host people on Sabbath
we take after our father Avraham.
Tevye's wife plays a Jewish mother sooo well!
She died two years after this was filmed ):
Kasandria Millo Oh, really? That's a pity.
She's Jewish
@@chanabayla1823 I was just about to say "Maybe she is a Jewish mother"....
@@adrianlovesluciusItvisxwhatvor is lest he become too dominate or proud
Tevye's thunderous voice would have torn down The Walls of Jericho.
What a beautiful prayer ...how could anybody justify hate towards these things?
May God protect Israel and jews all over the wourld and give us peace
Assalaam alaykum
Terrible sin to the Son of god that Israel did.
I hope that this region will one day, hopefully soon know real lasting peace... Too much innocent blood already in the soil.
Amen
@@degsbabe What an uneducated thing to say... Jesus was an apocalyptic Jew, he likely wanted to be King of Israel. Maybe try reading a study Bible… Jesus never actually said he was god, that's what others said about him after he died. Seriously, learn before you talk.
favourite line in this scene is "He'll yell at me."
Tevye: "WHAT IS IT?!?!?"
Mato: "Good Sabbath Reb Tevye. Good Sabbath."
LOL
I THINK THE TAILOR IS SCARED TO ASK TEVYE FOR HIS DAUGHTER'S HAND
amin sadeghpour yeah that's a given
HE INITALY DID NOT WANT TO ASK TEVIA UNTIL HE GOT HIS NEW SEWING MACHINE BECAUSE HE WANTED TO PROVE TO TEVIA THAT HE COULD TAKE CARE OF HIS DAUGHTER.
"I'm just a poor tailor!!!" He's such a nerd.
This song is kind of my sleeper fave for the musical. The way it's staged (showing all the other families saying the same prayer over their meal) shows the best aspect of tradition--that it connects you to others, and to those who've gone before you.
I love how he greets his daughters :-) He loves them! Great movie!
Found the soundtrack on CD at a Salvation Army the other day. I love this movie, and this is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time. I told my husband it was the best find ever!
Im not jewish and many of the scenes in this movie bring me to tears.
Loved this movie this prayer nd Topol! RIP
My mother sang this to me over Shabbat candles once and I've never forgotten.
Outstanding! My sister-in-law is Ruth, which is her middle name. My wife is Esther, who I prefer to call Hadassah! I married a Persian Jew!
I love this movie! My mother took me when i was very young, I guess it stayed with me. Imagine I'm a Russian orthodox and very glad we don't have matchmakers any more., married 34 wonderful fantastic years and after all this time my hubby watches this with me!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good for you! May you find all the love and prosperity that life has to offer! Oh and may God be with you! :D
one of my favorite songs from any musical
It’s perfect.
The beauty of theirs voices is breathtaking.
And the scenery is peaceful with the candles lighten and all their faces radiating with happiness.
The prayer is in their hearts, bless them.
Omg he will be so missed he did this justice Thanks
Always crying when listening and watching to it, a masterpiece of the heart. Like the whole movie, but imho this is the highest moment.
Me too! I love all kinds of music - from death metal to opera - but this song somehow pierces my heart.
Hearing Tevye's voice reminds me so much of my father. :)
My favorite scene in the movie. Starting with the typical jabbering of a husband and wife, showing the humanity of Tevye and his wife, Golde. And, the timidity of a suitor of the oldest daughter in asking for her hand in marriage. Then, as the family quickly collects at the table, a lone oboe sets the tone of the gathering. The song, sung exclusively by the parents, is a beautiful expression of the mother and father for the children's good fortune, a meaningful and solemn blessing of the Sabbath tradition. As a father of daughters, one of whom is already married, my heart cannot contain my emotion when Tevye's sings, "May He send you husbands who will care for you." God, I pray that You will grant my daughters those kinds of husbands, there are so very few of these kind and nurturing men in our current day and time. And, finally, the climax slowing building in volume, showing the entire village celebrating together. This is more than mere sentimentality, it is cinematic depth of feeling matched by few.
Russ Evans what beautiful words! I love this scene and hope nothing but blessings and protection for my children as well.
That's actually an English Horn(or Cor anglais) playing the solo, I believe.
Other than that, I agree! :)
Well said.
I love the way the actresses who play Chava, Shprintze and Bielke look at Topol and Norma Crane. The wonder and reverence they show in this scene is so special.
Great actors all. :)
faeryquene Indeed.
I couldn't agree more. It brings tears to my eyes - so does the whole film. Thanks so much for sharing the whole scene. Just wonderful.
poppy bright You are not alone with the tears in the eyes.
Art Trombley Ah, bless you, Art. X
"This is mine! And this is mine! And this is mine!" The cutest scene in cinema
A lovely prayer.
"and this is mine!" "And this is mine!"
"AND THIS IS MINE"
"AND THI-"
cracks me up everytime
I love this film. Watched it every year from a child.
I love this. God bless us all! May The Lord protect and defend you and everyone!!! God bless!
How can anyone dislike this?
My teacher's buddy criticized this film for misrepresenting low income people.
@@MrJuvefrank There's nothing misrepresented about it... Especially at this time and place 🤦🏿♀️
The dislikes are from the russians of Anatevka
I saw Topol in Cape Town in the live show, and then in the movie. Wonderful actor.
"This is mine! And this is mine! And this is mine! And THIS is mine! And THIS is mine! And th-- . . . . Well, this is not mine." xD
(sees Golde)
"This...is also mine." :/
🐣🐥🐤 kokoshka
@@davidmehnert6206 And you know how to be krme sometimes, don't you?😜
My school did Fiddler On the Roof for our theatre programme and I played Motel and that was one of my favourite scene to do
Little did he know...
The Prayer is so beautiful and Topol delivers it so well that I am certain it reached the ears of God. May God Bless Us All.
May the Lord protect and defend Us all at this Most Holy time of the year and every other day of the year as well. Shalom
That's not how volume in heaven works
The bottle dancers for the wedding was Devine. I love this movie forever. It personifies, tradition in transition, devotion to family and faith, and moral responsibility. Something we miss in this present environment.
I recently looked up the cast of this movie, because I was wondering what happened to most of them. I was saddened to learn that the actress who played Golde (Norma Crane) died just 2 years later (in 1973) of breast cancer. She was only 44. And the actor who played Mottel (Leonard Frey) died in 1988 of complications of AIDS. He was 49. Too young. May they rest in peace.
Amen to that!
That seems sad.
AIDS in the 1980s? Was he gay?
@@mjribes he was an actor in the musical theatre world: You do the math
@@stay_at_home_astronaut I know a guy who acts in West End musicals in London who is a born again Christian with a wife and two kids. So you don't have to be gay to sing and dance.
But back in those days HIV was almost exclusively a gay disease. Hence my question.
The way she looks at Perchik when she says: "Strangers' ways"
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This song is so beautiful!!!
May the Lord bless His people and give them rest
What a blessing God gave us. 🙏 Thank you for this great performance, no one could have done a better job than you and this great cast. 😢
Since seeing this, I've read much of the works of Sholem Aleichem. Marvelous writer that captures that cultural heritage. Magnificent.
I pray God does keep everyone of you safe during these crazy times...This is just moving to see family so close. Americans we barely take time now to even talk to our children or spend time. We have become too busy wrapped up in frivolous matters.
Such a beautiful and haunting song. And I just love Golde - she's like a drill sargeant! Tevye is the head of the family but we know whose really in charge! ;)
faeryquene I would say they’re more of a balance of power.
Actually in Scripture the man is the head of the household who should take care of all the family. The mother/wife the companion who supports and nurtures the family. That’s why we only have one head. Today we see what happens when this arrangement is disregarded.
@@Capcoor some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets you.
@@Mandelbrotmat Which means what?
@@Capcoor Some days, you'll feel like the boss...and some days you'll find out you have a boss.
I love the urgency to begin. It really shows their dedication to serving God at his appointed time. Such an incredibly beautiful song.
My grandmother was a Perchuk (not Perchik, but still) from the Ukraine, so I have always considered him a relation.
I have 3 daughters & I always write this on the card I give them everytime they celebrate a birthday, a really appropriate wish for your daughters.
As I write this, I see that there have been over 1 million views and over 600 comments. And I wish to add my own thanks for posting this most beautiful piece. As we are all captured by its beauty, I wonder how many listeners recognize that this enchanting melody is the same as the famous song from early in the show, "If I Were A Rich Man", but performed at about half time. The entire production is a work of genius, with universal themes transcending any single religion.
When Motel quotes Tzeitel's own words later on, Tevye comments "He's beginning to talk like a man!" I love that.
My Mother was a Jewish Lady, I was adopted into a good Catholic family. Having done a lot of research, my people come from the Russian/ Polish border. Thank G.-d .they escaped.
Luke Carrol Praise God
If your mother was Jewish and hers before her then you are Jewish.
Find a Chabad House and chat with the Rabbi sometime.
You must start keeping Shabbat!!!
You are Jewish, blessed!
Masterful! Love how they blend in the other families at the end of the beautiful song. Such a powerful, emotional scene.
Honestly, to see this like at the end when you hear everyones voice kick in....im almost in tears....I mean. The one and only God that america was founded on...The Hebrews and Jews prayed constantly over their children. America has come such a long way from understanding what freedom of religion was and is. Freedom is not to allow ourselves to have anything we want when we want....then we would have never grown up from being children. Honestly, I just have so much respect for Israel.
America wasn'tt founded on any god.
@@leinagoldman2817 It's principles are from God's Law and His Word. Therefore you can't have one without the other, the seperation of Church and State is the governments declaration of Governments independence from God. That has lasting effects. Our society as decadent as it is now, is spiraling out of control with no morality and rampent sexual immorality. Doesn't matter what you may "feel" on this situation but rather what is and is not true. One does not exist without the other.
@@SednovaNova ok but like, if god created the DoI, then he created every government and america is not obligated to follow the worship of any god. where is the direct connection between the constitution and the Bible. and operating on the assumtiopn that you are right and other people have emotional conflicts with your rational message will get you nowhere outside of you immediate circle.
im not going to keep responding I have nothing to say to you that will make productive conversation.
Oh my god. I love this film. So pertinent. Times really don't change, do they? Alas.
Also, Tevye reminds me soooo much of my grandfather.
Priceless , as I grew up this was a constant theme , the changing of traditions , letting go , holding on , and going forward.
Ooo! I love that quote so much! "Even a poor tailor is entitled to some happiness"...especially when he repeats it later on in the story...
This movie is such a excellent delight to watch in my judgment. 🙏🎼
“May you be like Ruth and like Esther”.. Through an act of grace, and genetics, I truly believe that I married Esther! But to me, she will always be my Hadassah!!
Absolutnie przepiękna modlitwa,znakomita scena... zresztą jak cała historia,film,musical.Niestety Chaim Topol odszedł od nas do Wieczności 2 tygodnie temu.Spoczywaj w pokoju MISTRZU.
Obyś doznał Wiecznego Ukojenia. Dziękuje za cudowne niezapomniane rolę, twój piękny głos, śpiew.
WIELKIE DZIĘKI za udostępnienie..
Pozdrawiam serdecznie from Poland 🇵🇱
This is one my favourite scenes (not just from this movie, but from any film really)! :D
A lot of Christian homes need family sabbath. Each part is a prayer for every role and member of the home.
Such a wonderful movie! Even after all these years.
I just love this musical so much!
Forgive me.....this coming from an imposing Gentile. This movie has such an important place in my heart. Irregardless of it's Jewish ties....it imposes reality upon my heart. Is it so different from us all? The common themes within and without seem to tug on all the heartstrings of all of us.We aren't really different at all, is what I believe. I'm Teyve, I can so relate......God bless you all, I feel this Fiddler on the Roof within me............Just another Gentile under God
AWESOME , A BEAUTIFUL PRAYER just love it ! ! !
I’m not Jewish, but this scene is such a wonderful expression of family love.