Weekday Shahrit
Morning blessings
The sections dealing with the Temple sacrifices, while included in the prayer book, are not read out loud on weekdays.
Zemirot
08_p17a_H_Melekh.mp3 (includes version for the Ten Penitential Days)
Baruch Sheamar to Yishtabakh
On special weekdays such as Rosh Hodesh, Hol Hamoed and Hanukka, The Song of Moses is sung as on Shabbat; otherwise it is chanted as follows:
Kaddish and Barechu
Shemang and its blessings
Amidah (standing prayer)
In summer Barekhenu is said; in winter Barekh Alenu:
On Rosh Hodesh, Yaaleh Veyavo is added here.
On Purim and Hanukkah, Al Hanisim is added here.
Avinu Malkenu is said during the Ten Penitential Days.
Tahanun
09_p41c_Vehu_Rahum_Yekhaper.mp3
The following psalm is read silently, with the head bowed on the left arm.
Kadeesh Le’ela
Torah reading (Mondays and Thursdays only)
The following is said before the Ark is opened.
On days when Tahanun is omitted, start here.
The following is said as the Ark is opened.
Ashrey to Uba Letzion Goel (every day)
Returning Torah to Ark (Mondays and Thursdays only)
The following is chanted as the Torah is returned to the Ark.
End of Shaharit
Psalm for Sunday
Psalm for Monday
Psalm for Tuesday
Psalm for Wednesday
Psalm for Thursday
Psalm for Friday
Daily:
On the Eve of Kippur:
On the morning after Kippur:
En Kelohenu
53_p57d_Tana_Divey_Eliyahu.mp3
Barechu and Alenu
Additional verses
The following verses are added after Alenu at various times throughout the year (this custom is unique to the S&P).
On days when hashkaba is not said:
From Rosh Hodesh Nissan until Pesah:
From Lag Baomer until Shavuot:
During the three weeks between the Fast of Tammuz and the Fast of Av:
From Rosh Hodesh Adar until Purim:
The service concludes with Kadeesh Yehe Shelema said by mourners.
To download a ZIP file of the recordings on this page, click here: SP_WeekdayS1.zip (67 MB)
To download a ZIP file of the recordings on this page, click here: SP_WeekdayS2.zip (61 MB)