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Tehillim ~ Psalms - Tikkun ha Klali, Kabbalat Shabbat, Birchat Ha S... |
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by Rafi Simcha |
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Here are the Tikkun ha Klali [Repair of Everything], the |
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Psalms for Kabbalat Shabbat, the "Shir ha MaAlot" - |
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"Songs of Ascents" and the Morning Blessings. |
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Tikkun haKlali consists of Psalms 16, 32, 40, 41, 42, 59, |
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77, 90, 105, 137, 150. This series of Tehillim is called |
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the "Great Remedy," and was identified by the great Rabbi |
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Nachman, z"tzl. These 10 are said to represent the entire |
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sefer Tehillim. This reading is mostly for my learning |
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purposes at this point; once I know this series better |
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I'll redo them. [8/05/08 - problems with the new audio - |
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repairs when I get time] |
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Well.... TWO YEARS later [8/06/10 almost to the day!] I'm |
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posting a new reading of THK. This one is 9 minutes |
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shorter. [For you gematriya freaks: the first is 32 |
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minutes and the second is 23 -]. |
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The goal is to eventually make them into a series of |
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movies like the other psalms and things I've done, which |
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are posted at http://youtube.com/sharbinah... |
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The Kabbalat Shabbat file is just the psalms from this |
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service, and omits Lecha Dodi, Ke'Gavna, and many other |
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segments. These are Psalms 95-99, 29, 92 and 93. |
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The Birchat Ha Shachar is Nusach Sefard, from Reshit |
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Chochma to the first part of the Korbanos. |
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The "Shir Ha Ma Alot" are the 15 Psalms 120-134 that |
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begin with the words "Shir ha Ma Alot." These are read on |
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Shabbat afternoon in the winter months, and were read |
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during the pilgrimage festivals at the Temple in |
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Jerusalem. |
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The "Shacharit ~ Yom Revii" clips include some of the new |
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developments in our davening. For Adon Olam, Yigdal, Ana |
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B'Koach, and other places, we employ deep breath practice |
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by emptying the lungs completely with the words and then |
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drawing full breaths through the nostrils for the next |
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words/exhalation. Adon Olam, etc. lend themselves |
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naturally to this, because each verse is the same length |
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and same number of syllables. We also emphasize the |
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common verse endings, e.g. each verse of Adon Olam ends |
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with the "ra" sound; each verse of Yigdal ends with an |
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"so" [or "tow"] sound. |
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"Shacharit - Kitzur" is a shorter version, still |
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including the crucial psalms and blessings. It includes a |
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"chapter headings" reading of the amidah, since the live |
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recording had 9 minutes or so of just silence and pages |
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turning. |
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In other places we are reading Hebrew [me] and English |
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[Will] simultaneously. We use the Artscroll Sefard |
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siddur, both interlinear and traditional, so we are |
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careful to match the English and Hebrew words in real |
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time. |
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We daven on Wednesdays, Yom Revii - day 4 [of Shabbat], |
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so near the end we read Psalm 94. This clip is 1 hour and |
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40 minutes long. |
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Curate note: Judaic content. |
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Date Published: 2008-01-24 04:50:17 |
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Identifier: Tehillim |
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Item Size: 798991514 |
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Media Type: audio |
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