Sing the Shabbat Kedusha

This video is the last in the series of had it sing the Musaf service for Shabbat. I have a video on a half Kaddish and the full Kaddish. A video on how to sing the first two code of the Shabbat Musaf Amidah, a video on the final periods of Ankelaheno(ph), Alenoh and Yig Adon Alam and another video on the Morder Scottish, so this is going to be on the Musaf Kedusha. Now, there is a lot of tunes to it, there is a lot of beautiful tones too but I will just sing one standard tune. There are different parts for the cantor leading and for the corrugation, if you put on this videos together, which I will have all organized on my blog, under Musaf for Shabbat in I am use Synagogue could be all the leave the Musaf service and a none like Synagogue because in right of that Synagogue and some conservative Synagogue they will repeat the whole Musaf Amidah which I do not have a video for it. If it is requested, I can certainly make one. So this is the Kedusha, the third Brajah of the Amidah for Shabbat Musaf. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] Now, your feet are together, your hills and you say Kharazah Elzah for each Zah, you go to Zah to one side and Zah to the other side and then you lift up on the souls of your feet a little bit higher each time we say the word Khadalshir. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And then the push in leading a service, the cantor your size. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And then everyone; [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And then the reader; [Music Playing and Foreign Language] Everybody; [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And then the reader; [Music Playing and Foreign Language] The corrugation [Music Playing and Foreign Language] The reader. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] The corrugation. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And then one you can see ledor vador is very nice, you say. [Music Playing and Foreign Language] And here is the other cannot come in ledor vador . [Music Playing and Foreign Language] You go back and forth, beautiful tune there but I think can that in honor of the memory Len Rubin, who brought this tune we are singing that who just recently past away. Hope that you will learn that first Ledor Vador and teach it. Shalom.