[en] A new method of measurement of the gamma-ray spectra from resonance neutron capture that can be realized at Lead Slowing-down Neutron Spectrometers (LSNS) has been proposed and tested experimentally. Special feature of the method is the shielding of germanium detector by a 'thick' investigated sample that absorbs intensive neutron flux with energies corresponding to sample resonances. In these energy regions the detector response (DR) on neutron irradiation is considerably reduced while the sample gamma-ray spectra are much strengthened. The detector response gamma-ray spectra are presented and analyzed, and the spectra from neutron capture in tantalum resonances at energies 4.28 eV and 10.36 eV are shown. The obtained results demonstrate the usefulness of the proposed method. Five new excited levels in germanium isotopes are proposed