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Below are recordings of various parts of the traditional High Holiday services. They are not complete, as I did not record the more nusach or chant-oriented sections of the liturgy. For these sections I would recommend the recordings of Hazzan Avraham Davis, as well as those of Rabbi Haskel Lookstein.

**A request: In the past I have sold CDs of these recordings and used the proceeds to raise money for worthy charities. I would ask that if you make use of these recordings in a significant way, that you make an $18 donation to Yeshivat Chovevei Torah

Maariv – Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur

Kol Nidrei

RH and YK Maariv up to kaddish before Amidah

Kaddish-Maariv

YK Maariv-selichot

kaddish shalem

Shacharit & Musaf – Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur

Rosh Hashanah Musaf – complete

YK Shacharit Amidah-complete

Psukei dzimra nusach

RH & YK Shacharit-opening

Barchu to Amidah

Hineni

Pre-Mussaf kaddish

Amidah opening (Shacharit & Musaf)

RH Musaf I – Yimloch & melech-elyon

Unetanah tokef

Mussaf Kedusha

RH Musaf I post-kedusha, pre-aleinu

Aleinu in Amidah

Hayom

YK Avodah highlights

Shabbat

Shochen Ad

Barchu thru Shema

Mi chamocha-2 options

Shabbat amida – opening

Shabbat shacharit amida – middle

Shabbat amida – closing and kaddish

Musaf beginning – yekum purkan

Musaf kedusha

Musaf amidah – middle

Birkat hachodesh

Rosh Chodesh and Festivals

Rosh Chodesh musaf

Festival maariv nusach

Festival shacharit nusach

Festival & Rosh Chodesh amidah nusach – from end of kedusha

hallel nusach

hallel – singing

kaddish before tefilat tal and tefilat geshem

Passover Haggadah Melodies

0-order-of-the-seder-kadesh-urchatz

1-kiddush

2-f-our-questions1

3-avadim-hayinu

4-baruch-hamakom

5-vhi-sheamda

6-dayeinu

7-btzeit-yisrael-traditional

7a-btzeit-yisrael-alternative

8a-birkat-hamazon-shir-hamaalot

8b-birkat-hamazon-invitation-zimun

8c-birkat-hamazon-first-blessing

8d-birkat-hamazon-second-blessing

8e-birkat-hamazon-third-blessing

8f-birkat-hamazon-fourth-blessing

8g-birkat-hamazon-conclusion

9a-eliyahu-hanavi-traditional

9b-eliyahu-hanavi-alternative

10a-hallel-yevarech-et-beit-yisrael

10b-halllel-hallelu-et-adonai

10c-hallel-odecha-ki-anitani

11a-concluding-songs-adir-hu

11b-concluding-songs-echad-mi-yodeah1

11c-concluding-songs-had-gadya

11d-concluding-songs-lshana-ha-baah-alternative

11d-concluding-songs-lshana-ha-baah-traditional1

Special-Readings-in-Megillat-Esther

High Holiday Torah Readings

Rosh Hashanah I, Aliya 1 — Gen. 21:1-4

Rosh Hashanah I, Aliya 2 — Genesis 21:5-8

Rosh Hashanah I, Aliya 3 — Genesis 21:9-12

Rosh Hashanah II, Aliya 1 — Gen. 22: 1-3

Rosh Hashanah II, Aliya 2 — Gen. 22:4-8

Rosh Hashanah II, Aliya 3 — Gen. 22: 9-14

Rosh Hashanah II, Aliya 4 — Gen. 22:15-19

5 Responses to “Recorded Liturgy”

  1. Moshe Says:

    Fantastic!! I have been looking around for somewhere to learn the davening niggunim without sounding like a “stuck up” Cantor!
    You did a great job and its a big help.
    I dont see the first part of Musaf Amida for Rosh Chodesh – is it because its the same as something else?
    Thanks

  2. Avi Vachman Says:

    I have not listened to everything but what I have listened to is brilliant! Kol Hakavod and Chazak U’Baruch!

  3. Garry Wayland Says:

    Thank you so much! Was perfect for what I needed.


  4. An excellent site. Thank you, particularly the nigun/nusach for leyhning on the Yamim Norain.

  5. David Roskin Says:

    The Nusach I was taught for Rosh Chodesh Shabbat or weekday was that the yomtov nusach took over at the bracha in Le’dor Vador at the end of Kedusha and then only on Hakel haKadosh otherwise the amidah was started in shabbat or weekday mode.
    The nusach reverted to shabbat or weekday at the start of Retsei. The passages in the musaph for shabbat were sung in shabbat mode reverting to yomtov for the Rosh Chodesh passages.

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