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Sabbath Shaharit 4
Continuation of Shabbat Shaharit recordings.
Announcing the mitzvot
At this point the reader announces the names of those who will open the ark, carry the sefer and so on.
Announcements for ordinary Sabbaths:
02_p109e_Announcement_1.mp3
Announcements for Sabbaths when two sefarim (Torah scrolls) are read from:
04_p109g_Announcement_2.mp3
Opening the Ark
The following is chanted as the ark is opened and the sefer taken out.
06_p109i_Kohanekha_1.mp3
This variant is used on special Shabbatot and on festivals
08_p109k_Kohanekha_2.mp3
Carrying the Sefer to the Tebah
As the sefer is carried to the Tebah, the choir and congregation chant:
10_p110b_Gadelu.mp3
12_p110d_Romemu_H.mp3
The sefer is opened and raised so everyone can see the script, and everyone chants “This is the Torah…”:
14_p110f_Vezot_Hatorah.mp3
The hazzan says:
16_p110h_HaKel_Tamim.mp3
The Torah reading
The blessings recited before and after the reading of a portion, by the man called up:
22_p111f_Torah_Blessings.mp3
When one of the five books of the Torah is completed, the following is said:
18_p111b_Hizku_Vehaamets.mp3
When the person called up wishes to commemorate a “nahalah” (“yartzheit”) for a deceased relative, one of the following “Hashkaba” prayers is said by the reader.
Hashkaba for a man
24_p111h_Hashkavah_1.mp3
Hashkaba for a distinguished rabbi and Hashkaba for a distinguished communal personality:
26_p111j_Hashkavah_2.mp3
Hashkaba for a married woman
28_p111l_Hashkavah_3.mp3
Hashkaba for an unmarried woman
30_p111n_note.mp3
The Haftara reading
After the Torah reading
While the Torah is being wrapped up after the reading, the following is said:
20_p111d_H_Elokenu_Tsevaot.mp3
The prayer for the Queen and royal family
32_p112b_Prayer_for_the_Queen.mp3
Prayer for Israel
34_p112d_Prayer_for_Israel.mp3
Prayer for the Kahal
36_p112f_Prayer_for_the_Kahal.mp3
On the Shabbat before Rosh Hodesh
38_p113b_Yehi_Ratson.mp3
39_p113c_Mi_Sheasa_Nissim.mp3
On the Shabbat preceding a fast (except Kippur, 9th Av and Fast of Esther)
41_p114b_Ahenu_Bet_Israel.mp3
Ashrey
As the Torah is prepared to be returned to the ark, the choir and congregation chant the following
44_p114e_Yehi_Hasdekha.mp3
The reader then says
45_p115a_Barukh_H_Asher.mp3
Yimloch and Mizmor ledavid
There are two versions of this, generally chanted by a young boy and then repeated by choir and congregation
46_p115b_Yimlokh_1.mp3
47_p115c_Yimlokh_2.mp3
As the Torah is taken back to the ark, the following is sung to one of several tunes
48_p115d_Ps_xxix.mp3
The ark is closed
50_p116b_Shuvah_Limonakh.mp3
52_p116d_Ki_Lekah_Tov.mp3
53_p116e_Kaddish_Leela.mp3
To download a ZIP file of all the recordings on this page, click here:
SabbathShaharit4.zip
(43 MB)