Mincha for Rechalim

This page describes the Mincha service for Pesach (fist and last days), Shavuot and Sukkot (first days, Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah).

All are standing during Kaddish, Avelim do not say kadish on Yom Tov.

For simplicity of this page, the detailed descriptions of the actions during Tora reading are not shown here. You can find them e.g. on the Parasha page for the Rechalim.

NN: tape 6 minute 29:56, tape 6b minute  tape 7  and tape 8 till minute 10:26 and some general parts from tape 2a and tape 4. Some additions by AAV, DNN and JBS.
יעלה ויבא  is missing in all recordings. It is added below, but not inserted in the recording. On Shabbat the words המנוח הזה וביום are added, on Medians, the word טוב  is skipped.

All wear Tallit

Comments

Moadim

תפילה

Pesach
Both days beginning with
יונתי
1st day Pesach till chap 5 verse 2
2nd day Pesach from chap 5 verse 2
Both days ending with
היושבת
Shavuot

1st day Shavuot
[1]
2nd day Shavuot

Both days ending with ישלם ה'
All day: Avelim (skip
תתקבל there)


- [2]
-
[3]
-
-

215-222
224-231 [4]

222
9


יונתי בחגבי הסלע

שיר השירים
ליום א
שיר השירים ליום ב
       היושבת בגנים

אזהרות   ,   רות ליום א
אזהרות   ,   רות ליום ב

       ישלם ה' פעולך
קדיש יהא שלמא

Chazzan from Tebah, seated

79-80

למנצח על הגתית... ניחח לה‘
וידבר ה' אל משה לאמור

Chazzan rises at “tehillat”. [5]
Uba letsion is sung by all till
ואתה קדוש

80-82

וערבה... אשרי... 
ובא לציון

On Shabbat

Chazzan

2

קדיש לעילא.

Shamash opens the Hechal

60

הנותן

Chazzan twice, each time repeated by the congregation

82

ואני תפילתי

Chazzan walks to the Hechal

82
61

61

ברוך המקום...
גדלו לה‘
רוממו... ותנו כבוד לתורה

Levantara on the Tebah

61
61
61

תורת משה אמת
וזאת התורה...
הא־ל תמים דרכו
...

3 are called in the week’s Parasha

 

פרשה

During dressing of the sefer, slowly, so the chazzan finishes ולא עולתה בו when the sefer is ready and he can immediately continue יהללו

1

מזמור שיר ליום השבת

Chazzan on the way to the Hechal
On the way back to the Tebah, ending at the Tebah

82

69

יהללו... 
שובה לנענך … השיבנו ה‘ ... כקדם

Since about 1970 the Hashcavot are said in the morning [6]

 

השכבות

Chazzan

2

קדיש לעילא

No repetition, Chazzan starts with semi loud voice till Veneweman. Veneweman and thefirst line of the Kedusha are sung by all and repeated by the Chazzan. The Chazzan finishes the Kedusha till הא-ל הקדוש. Then silently till והנחילנו. From והנחילנו aloud till המברך את עמו ישראל בשלום, where the kahal slowly say אמן, till the Chazzan starts the Kaddish.

53-56

 

עמידה

משיב הרוח only Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Tora
Kedusha Sung [1]
Chazzan doesn't stop for congregants to say מודים דרבנן

53

משיב הרוח\מוריד הטל
קדושה
יעלה ויבא 

Chazzan

9

קדיש תתקבל

Pesach & Medianos (psalm 114)
Shavuot (psalm
68)
Sukkot & Medianos (psalm 42-43)

173-174
209-210
1-2

  ...יאמרו גאולי ה' הודו לכ כי טוב
למנצח לדוד מזמור שיר
למנצח משכיל לבני קרח & שפטני

Chazzan [8] (skip תתקבל there)
Last day [9] Yom Tov: sung

9

קדיש יהא שלמא
קדיש יהא שלמא

All; more on Alenu

9-10

עלינו... אין עוד

Last day Yom Tov [9] Chazzan ends with this wish, congregants say אמן

 

לשנה הבאה בירושלים בביאת משיחנו

 


[2] Congregants, chazzan repeats and continues with the megila.

[3] Both megilot are read by two Chazzanim or more, line by line.

[4] Chazzan reads Azharot standing, Rut sitting.

[5] No פיטום הקטורת even if it is Shabbat (SHB pages 178L and 192L)

[6]  Afternoon to morning, see SHB page 173note Ƒ.
1st day Pesach: on Shabbat for those who were buried the week before (178L) 8th on Shabbat same 180 same, if 2nd day Shavuot is Shabbat 182R. Same 1st day Sukkot 192R; Shemini Atzeret not 193R. 

[7] See Shulchan Aruch קכ"ה siman א and Rema end siman ב. Mincha there is no chazara, thus all together with Chazzan.

[8] Avelim (mourners) do not say kaddish on Festivals and Shabbat

[9] Last day = 8th day Pesach, 2nd day Shavuot & Simchat Tora. This Kaddish is called the “Stuipen Kaddish”, which Lex Vega (AAV) translated to “Convulsion Kaddish". There may be two reasons for this name. Convulsions are jerking movements. This refers to the beginning of each melody line, which consists of adjacent notes in quick succession. Another explanation is that this is the last Kaddish of the Yom Tov, so the “convulsions” of the Yom Tov.

 

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