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Nusach - Rosh Hashana - Unesaneh Tokef
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Here we go through the lead up to Kedusha, which is the powerful prayer of "Unesaneh Tokef." Included is the tune of "B'rosh Hashana Yikasevu" and the beautiful and haunting melody (composed by Yossi Green) for the section "Ki Lo Sachpotz... Emes." Also included is the march of "Ein Kitzvah" and the nusach for Kedusha.
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okay let's look at page 480 in the art
scroll and here we are heading into the
kadus which once again is a very
important part of the of course because
the kadha represents our being we're
making God our King so the introduction
to it is which is a very powerful it's
worth seeing the commentary about it
where the song comes from the words come
from and there are three sections
of and then there's in kitv and then we
go into kadus so the words are very
powerful speaking about the the the fear
of judgment here we are standing in
front of the king and we're being judged
and it's the it's the responsibility of
the kazin to lead to be the captain of
the ship so it's a very awesome
responsibility it's a very
serious and we can use Tunes but it
should be serious
tunes and I for the most part use
and the tune that I grew up with for and
I'll
mention so I grew up with
the which I love to do it's important to
have somebody to support you with the
tune you can't repeat the words but the
kahal I don't know you know the K should
do whatever the r says as far as
repeating and being a HEI but it's good
to have people in the kahal who have
strong
voices you know you want theal to
join and for the third paragraph here
for so I use a tune which is the tune
sang by Aram freed composed by Yi green
an incredibly beautiful tune and I
encourage you to learn it the kahal to
learn it it's it's really beautiful it's
very powerful so one of the highlights
of is this particular tune and uh here's
how it
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goes one more time remember let the say
it let them finish it and then
begin for
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this for
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give
see is
for see
spe
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give this space for the K to say the
next paragraph
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you
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of course doesn't
say if the r says that you can do it for
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me
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and the C says it and then the
repeats or you could do the tune ofus
[Laughter]
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oh the congregation again says and the
repeats
and I must share with you this this song
from a
freed y green
composed it's very powerful and
beautiful and the way that it ends is
very beautiful also if you can pull it
off and it's touching the words are so
important speaking about the lon the
loneliness of man and
how Hashem is lasts
forever I start from because that's
where the song starts
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I I
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the for
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and now we March to the tune ofv the MJ
andv
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live
[Applause]
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[Laughter]
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for for
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that goes into K directly
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once again wait for the congregation to
finish saying each
section congregation joins in there
should be very strong and very
G one more time
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congregation says the next
section wait
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[Applause]
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once again wait
[Applause]
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MO for
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die
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so that's the section of Kus and then we
go in to the