Rosh Hashana Nusach - Start of Mussaf - incl. Hineni & Kaddish

okay here we are back again let's explore some of the parts of musaf let's look at how Musa Begins for the about Villa of mosaff different uh congregations of different Minogue Master exactly when the ball to the ball must have begins but let's start with ashram after the takias of the shy firm the first set of takies so there's some lines on page 438 in the art school and there's a special tune that's used for that [Music] um congregation repeats once again wait for the congregation to finish for starting the next line is [Music] hello [Music] okay that's the beginning of Ashley the end of our street switches to the more common I would call the common tune of of uh the tequila of Rosh hashanahila [Music] Universe [Music] then it goes back to what we started with Austria um [Music] back to the classic way of singing the Shabbos the way we do it on Shabbos just like on on uh on a regular Shabbos and on a weekday if Rosh Hashanah is on a weekday as it is this year so David means can sing the regulates time here [Music] okay so that's that's the setup and now we come into a private Villa of of the schlier Seaborn because it's a private feeler meaning it's something that's being said I'm saying this on my own behalf I'm asking Hashem to help me I'm asking Hashem that I should have success in this Villa I'm leading I'm the captain of the ship and in order for the ship to run smoothly all of the people on the ship have to be rowing together and you know in order for us to Seafood our destination there's a lot that's required of the captain so this is a prayer that I as the captain as the as the schlier I'm asking Hashem I'm asking God to help me in my prayers to help me in my Tila and there are parts of it that are so private that I'm not going to say them out loud because they're not for everyone to hear and those are the parts that refer to my own sins I refer to asking Hashem to please not not allow this my personal sins to have an effect on my prayers because you know in order for the prayers to go up it's Rosh Hashanah we we want somebody to lead the prayers who is it Sadiq who's righteous who represents the Cebu represents the righteousness of the Sea World we're asking for Hashem to give us a a Shana taiva is same right we want to be written in inscribed in the book of good life that depends on ours so the personal prayers the personal parts of it are recited silently different hazanam have different ways of doing it this is how I do it enemy foreign [Music] [Laughter] [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] the rest of the paragraph I say quietly we this is where I switched to Major you you know [Music] Hashem is [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] but in a moment we'll we'll hear the kaddish before that I just want to mention something very important at the outset of the tequila you know it depends on a person each person has their own vocal stamina their own ability to sing for however long they can sing the voice is a muscle so it depends you know it's a good idea to work it out I personally prefer not to do any vocal exercises on Rosh Hashanah itself because I feel like it spends my voice but it's definitely a good idea to practice using her voice before and accustom it to longer times of being used and it's also a good idea to you know save your voice the call especially in the in the passage like this which we just did whichever the whole place is very quiet you don't have to yell and sing it softly you can get a little you can modulate it's nice to get a little bit louder in certain sections for for drama you know I get you know you know there's emotion there's a lot of emotion you're asking Hashem that is Hashem please let all of them Angels who bring up the prayers bring it up it's it's an emotional prayer it's I'm asking Hashem very emotional things so there's emotion here can go in and out it can be soft it can be loud save your voice but you also want to get the the it's important to get the Kahala congregation into the prayer into the tequila especially when it comes to college is like okay here we are we're walking in now in front of our coach we're making him our King we want a good judgment for the year so it's dramatic it's a dramatic point in its Fila so this should be strong foreign [Music] this is [Music] nothing [Music] yeah she made a good strawberry [Applause] foreign okay oh man now you'll notice that I said I stuck it I fit in the words a little bit different than you maybe accustomed to hearing in the in certain shoes and certain synagogues will say hello and everyone sits together on Main but really it's again this is a conversation between the sometimes the the schlitzi was leading and sometimes see we're singing along with but uh were saying to the congregation vmru amen you should now say Amen so it should really be oh man and everyone says oh man that's conceptually how this feels should go okay so here's where we begin establishment yesterday depending on your congregation so you may hear the chauffeur in the middle of the Tila and here we will take a pause