Nusach - Rosh Hashana - Mussaf 1st bracha

okay so here's Karat and the section the first BR is a little bit long and the tune of course everybody knows the themes right we have that and the congregation joins for that section but it's also a private of the of thear so in certain ways it's it's being said slowly and by the kin in the tune that's a little bit more difficult and here's how it goes and I'll mention one more thing I'll do this again important point it said slowly so that we have an opportunity to think about the words right this is it this is the this is you know every day of the year of course the is important the daving we're making hashm our King if we ask we're asking the king for our needs we're asking the king for mashiah right it's certainly a theme in theas throughout the year but there's a special theme because Messiah why we talking about M so much because the theme of rash is M because that's when is going to be so that's the theme of rash we're being we're making him our King we're we're re accepting upon ourselves his kingship that's the theme of and that's how we're we're saying we want to do your will Hashem but it's especially important that there be kavana that there be focused that there be thought as we're saying the words so that's why we say them slowly especially the first bra [Music] okay I [Music] manim for [Music] car [Music] for hasem again now we going to the [Music] Reg for [Music] for [Music] for [Music] now in the next poem which ends on the on page 476 in art scroll so it starts off minor but it ends major because which we say the congregation says and then the that said in a major tone [Music] then the conation [Music] say and once again it's important let the congregation finish for the kazen leads before the repeats it at the time when the is supposed to repeat it or before the Kaz Begins the next section our job as kazin again is to lead to be the captain of the ship it switches back to minor [Music] and then me is a song it's a you know you could do stanza by stanza but then you lose your crowd so it's important to do a tune I do a classic song K over here you'll need to fit in the words you have to go over it before [Music] this song actually has three parts for whatever reason I do only two of the parts on I do three of the parts in a different section on Yumer everyone should fit it in the way they like and then there's a section of course here which is said quietly which ERS to the king of man and then we're back [Applause] to and then we go in to one of the most powerful parts of the which speaks about the awesomeness of the day and it has and it has opportunities for Melody to be mixed in to together and I will continue with that in a separate video and audio