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[HANASHIR:11752] Re: afternoon Kedushah melody



The Spiro book also notes the distinction in the Kedusha for Shabbat 
Mincha.  That reluctant letting go of Shabbat noted in L'dor Va Dor 
section of the Kedusha speaks of a longing for the Shabbat nearly ended 
and is the final breath of that nusach woven into the begining of the 
Mincha service for Shabbat.

Barb

Freedabet (at) aol(dot)com wrote:

>The 'mode' (minor) is the same as weekday, but there are melodic phrases that 
>make it instantly obvious that it is Shabbat Minchah.  Most people won't know 
>the difference (even some who are there every day), but those that do will 
>thank you and those who don't know will have a chance to learn.
>
>I first learned the version in Carl Urstein's Sefer Limmud Hachazzanut Volume 
>3 (also available from the CA).  This volume has beautiful engraving and a 
>perfect transliteration (the author went through and hand-corrected a couple 
>of mistakes in all copies after it was published). 
>
>Michael
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>>Date: Monday, 17-Jun-02 02:37 PM
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>>From: DMG686 (at) aol(dot)com           \ America Online: (DMG686)
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>>Subject:  [HANASHIR:11742] Re: afternoon Kedushah melody
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>>Sender: owner-hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org
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>>Warren is correct.  The nusach for the Shabbat afternoon Minchah service is 
>>the weekday nusach.  You can find a great, simple example of this very easy 
>>nusach chant in the Pinchas Spiro Shabbat Afternoon Minchah Chazzanut book 
>>available through the Cantor's Assembly.  It gives you the proper nusach 
>>
>for 
>
>>the whole service.  I use it when we have a Shabbat Afternoon Minchah B'nei 
>>Mitzvah Havdalah service.  Please note that the text is correct in the Blue 
>>Reform Gates of Prayer page 564.  However, in the new, smaller grey "gender 
>>sensitive" Gates of Prayer that our congregation has adopted, the Shabbat 
>>Minchah service uses the Shabbat Morning Kedushah text, which is incorrect. 
>>
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>
>>Why they did this, I do not know.  Good luck and let us know what you have 
>>found and how you solved this problem.
>>
>>B'shalom,
>>Donna Gordon
>>Cantorial Intern
>>Temple Sinai
>>
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