List of all services
The original, not indexed, recordings by Chazzan Nunes Nabarro can be found on
tapes 5-11.
Mind
that no service was completely recorded. In order to present complete Services, I used recordings
from weekdays, Shabbat and even from Yamim Noraim by
Nabarro and others. The short כתר for Musaf Medianos (Chol
Hamoed) was extracted
from the long Shabbat version by JBS.
In view of this, recordings are not always 100% correct. E.g. sometimes the
recording has משיב הרוח whilst it should
be מוריד הטל. Also,
יעלה ויבא is missing in most
recordings. Inserting it is a lot of work, which may be done in a later stage,
בע"ה. There is however a note on every occasion with a
link to a recording, which may, of course, have the wrong Yom Tov mentioned.
There is also sometimes an overlap between two adjacent recordings.
All Services are ready in draft version and can be
reached via the Hyperlink. Services mentioned [between
brackets] do not have their own page, but share a regular service. In the list
below these are Hyperlinked to the relevant page.
|
Jom Tov
|
Mincha
eve, Arvit, Zemirot,
Shacharit, Parsha, Parashot,
Musaf, Mincha, Arvit
conclusion |
| Simchat
Tora |
About decorum, Arvit,
Parasa. Other services as Jom Tov |
| Medianos (Chol hamoed |
[Zemirot], Shacharit,
Parashot, Musaf, [Mincha], [Arvit],
Selichot Hosana Rabbah |
|
Shabbat Medianos
|
Mincha
eve, [Arvit], [Zemirot], Shacharit,
[Parasa], Parashot,
Musaf, [Mincha],
Arvit
conclusion |
Many festive melodies can be found in the Lex
Vega (AAV)
collection: 12
Kaddish melodies plus explanation
and 26
melodies plus explanation
Some topics
Some pieces for Arvit on Jom Tov.
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 | Erub Chatzerot (source unknown).
The Erub chatzerot for Amsterdam is kept in a special box and renewed by the rabbinate
every year before Pesach:
 |
| Kaddish first night Pesach (Mongadim
page 174)
|
| Tikun hatal: 1st day Pesach, Mongadim
page 122-124:
אבות,
גבורות,
לך
לשלום גשם, או"א
בטללי אורה, מכלכל
חיים בחסד |
| Shir hashirim: introduction,
chapter 1,
chapter 2, chapter
3, chapter 4, chapter
5, chapter 6,chapter
7, chapter 8. |
| The
Pesach Hagada (Cardozo 1893). Recording can be found elsewhere on
this site. Some remarks:
 | We use three Hagada (Seder) plates, see Dutch text on page 2. The first
plate is used for the "Simoeriem", the three matzoth shemuroth.
The second plate is used for the carpas, the salt water or the vinegar, the lattice,
the maror and the charoset. The third plate is used for the boiled egg and
the roasted bone, which must have cezait meat on it. A serviette is used to
cover the matzoth when the cups are lifted, or a beracha is recited on the
wine. |
| Older versions of the Hagada end on page 20 after the blessing on the 4th
cup. The songs were added later, but not introduced in all families. Mind
that the Cardozo
edition from 1859 with Dutch translation doesn't have the songs. |
| A pdf version
is available, made by Mrs. J. Samson-Jessurun Cardozo |
|
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| On succot, the beracha לישב
בסוכה is only recited when bread is eaten,
just after the המציא. On Shabbat and Yom tov,
when kidush is made, לישב
בסוכה is said after the kidush, but must be
followed by המציא later. For this reason
in Snoge, we always make המציא at the communal
kidush after the Shabbat and Yom tov servies. |
| On shemini Atseret we eat all meals in the succa with an open roof but without the beracha לישב בסוכה. Although not mandatory, we do make המציא at the communal kidush after the servies. |
| On the first night of succot we say לישב
בסוכה before
שהחיינו. On the second night we
say שהחיינו before
לישב בסוכה. |
| On the first six days of succot we have the minhag to decorate the lulavim
with colorful bows, as can be seen on the picture. The bows are removed
before Hasha'ana Rabba.(picture;
DCP)
On the lulav
Unfolded Hosha'ana Rabba Drawings Picard (1673-1773)
(the hoshangana rabba picture is probably mirrored, hakafot are counter clockwise) |
| Waving of the lulav:
| During the beracha, the etrog is kept in the left hand and the lulav
in the right hand. The hands are kept apart. Only after the
beracha the hands are joined, so lulava and terog meet. |
| After the beracha we wave the lulav to all six directions: three times
to the east, then turn with the whole body to the south and wave three
times, then turn with the whole body (see e.g. ספר
מאה ברכות Amsterdam
5447-1687 page 161 "ויקיף
דרך ימין"
and כתר
שם טוב part 7 pages 74-75 and
קיצור שולחן
ערוך השלם,
רפאל ברוך
טולידאנו part 2 page
355) to the west and wave three times,
and finally turn to the north and wave three times. When back facing the
east, we wave three times up and three times down. |
| During Hallel we wave to all six
directions:
 | once at הודו לה'
כי טוב, |
| twice at אנא ה'
הושיע נא |
| twice at הודו לה'
כי טוב at the end of
ברוך הבא. |
|
| From the start of Musaph we hold the lulav and keep it till the end of
the hosha'anot. |
|
| On Sukkot, for the Sefer Tora mantles and Teba cloth green
is used. |
| The order when returning the sepher hosha'anot:
| At ככתוב
הושיע את עמך
the sepher is brouht back to the hechal, |
| קדיש תתקבל in
front of the hechal, |
| offertas for the persons carrying the sepher hosha'anot, |
| Hechal is closed, |
| Chazzan returns to the teba, reciting כל
ישראל יש להם
חלק on yom tob, or psalm 42
כאיל תערוג on
medianos (chol hamoe'ed) on his way. |
|
| Hosha'ana Rabba night we have a limud. |
| Hosha'ana Rabba morning the big candlesticks in front of the hechal are replaced
by thick candles
 |
| On Hosha'ana Rabba the shofar is blown during the 13 midot (shofar
blowing end of recording) |
| Tikun hageshem:
Shemini Atseret, Mongadim
page 163-166: |
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