Kaddish

In the table below the CEH number in the first column refers to the Ets Haim manuscript identification number. If there are multiple voices, this is indicated by the range in the last digit. The second column shows the prayer name. The third column provides a hyperlink to the recording if there is one. In the last column I bring the name of the composer of the part, if applicable.

In general, Kaddish can be found in the Green tefillot reprint 1993, pages 4-5. The festive Kaddish melodies are related to services in the moadim, reprint 1995.

CEH number	content	recording	comment
CEH050.1-4	קדיש יהא שלמא		Olman
CEH071.1	קדיש יהא שלמא Festive (a.o. used during Limud)	NN	Druijff,(copyist) 1914
CEH074.1	קדיש יהא שלמא תהלת ה' festive (שמחת תורה), last page	JBS
CEH083.1	Till ובזמן קריב ואמרו אמן (*)		page 47
CEH089.1	קדיש לעילא – ברכו Shacharit קדושה festive?? Page 133 ?????		De la Fuente, 1876
CEH096.1	מי חכם – קדיש 7^th evening Pesach	NN	Krieg, 1947; page 174, 2
CEH099.1	Till ובזמן קריב ואמרו אמן (*)	NN	Krieg, 1947; page 47
CEH100.1	Till ובזמן קריב ואמרו אמן (*)	NN	Krieg, 1947; page 47
CEH101.1	קדיש על ישראל Festive (a.o. used during Limud)	NN
CEH102.1	קדיש על ישראל Festive (a.o. used during Limud)	NN	Same melody as CEH101
CEH107.1	Till ובזמן קריב ואמרו אמן (*)		1888

(*) On festive Shabbat and Yom Tov mornings the קדיש לעילא (half kadish) before ברכו is sung in two parts. The first part till ובזמן קריב ואמרו אמן is sung festive, the second part on the normal melody.