The Kedushah. This prayer is part of the Amida prayer (central prayer of the Jewish liturgy) This prayer is found in the Siddur and is recited in the morning and afternoon services.
This is additional footage from A People’s Soundtrack, a documentary film about cantorial music.
Mimkomcha Malkeinu – ממקומך מלכנו תופיע – from “kedusha” in sabbath morning service “amida” with introduction by cantor Adam Stotland , cantor at Shaare Zion, Conservative Synagogue in Montreal.
With intro, explains possible orgins or melody “From they abode our king” p. 351: ref from Birnbaum Daily Prayer Book, 1977
This is additional footage from A People’s Soundtrack, a documentary film about cantorial music.
Retze – רצה – from “kedusha” in sabbath morning service “amida” with introduction by cantor Adam Stotland , cantor at Shaare Zion, Conservative Synagogue in Montreal.
With intro talking about Bima and direction of prayer, a piece of music by Schlossberg, “Be pleased, Lord our God” e.g. p. 89, Daily Prayer Book, 1977
This is additional footage from A People’s Soundtrack, a documentary film about cantorial music.
Yehe Raava Kadamach – יהא רעוה קדמך [בריך שמה] – part of Torah taking out service on shabbat by cantor Adam Stotland, cantor at Shaare Zion, Conservative Synagogue in Montreal.
last line of ‘brich shmei’ prayer, p. 365, “may it be thy will”: ref from Birnbaum Daily Prayer Book, 1977
This is additional footage from A People’s Soundtrack, a documentary film about cantorial music.
Bey Ana Rachitz – בה אנה רחיץ -part of Torah taking out service on shabbat by Cantor Adam Stotland, cantor at Shaare Zion, Conservative Synagogue in Montreal.
p. 365, ‘In him I put my truth”: ref from Birnbaum Daily Prayer Book, 1977
This is additional footage from A People’s Soundtrack, a documentary film about cantorial music. Arbaim Shana – ארבעים שנה אקוט[לכו נרננה] by Cantor Adam Stotland, Shaare Zion, Conservative Synagogue in Montreal.
Part of Kabbalat shabbat Service – last lines of lechu neranena, p. 237, “For forty years I loathed…”
