Davening tunes

[themisc]

Hey everyone!
I'm trying to compile a list of good songs that can be used for שוכן עד and kedusha. All help will be greatly appreciated thanx!

[good sam]

I'm trying to place a tune I have in my head. The first six notes are identical to Piha Pascha but then goes down instead of leveling off. Can anyone help me?

[Euclid]

I'm trying to place a tune I have in my head. The first six notes are identical to Piha Pascha but then goes down instead of leveling off. Can anyone help me?

Which Piha Pascha?

[good sam]

Which Piha Pascha?

https://youtu.be/m_JrL9tW0pU

[good sam]

I have heard it used to the words of mimkomcha but I'm not sure if those are the original words or who composed the tune.

[Sammy82]

I'm trying to place a tune I have in my head. The first six notes are identical to Piha Pascha but then goes down instead of leveling off. Can anyone help me?

Maybe kol brama nishma (London School Jewish Music)?

[good sam]

Maybe kol brama nishma (London School Jewish Music)?

That's not it.

I mean literally identical to Wald's Piha Pascha. Can't tell them apart for the first 6 notes.

[Something Fishy]

This?

https://youtu.be/jOfYiVpVpfo

[yelped]

This?

https://youtu.be/jOfYiVpVpfo

Nice catch.

[good sam]

This?

https://youtu.be/jOfYiVpVpfo

Yes that's the one!

Now what do you guys think of this tune for Zechor in tfillas geshem?

[moko]

Yes that's the one!

Now what do you guys think of this tune for Zechor in tfillas geshem?

if you can handle the high notes, this is a winner for many parts of davening including geshem, lecha dodi, ana hashem- Hallel (unless you're of Lithuanian pursuasion), kedusha, and a whole lot more. File it under oldie but goodie, classic, or whatever

[good sam]

if you can handle the high notes, this is a winner for many parts of davening including geshem, lecha dodi, ana hashem- Hallel (unless you're of Lithuanian pursuasion), kedusha, and a whole lot more. File it under oldie but goodie, classic, or whatever

For sure! Any others? I guess that's what this thread is for

[aygart]

if you can handle the high notes, this is a winner for many parts of davening including geshem, lecha dodi, ana hashem- Hallel (unless you're of Lithuanian pursuasion), kedusha, and a whole lot more. File it under oldie but goodie, classic, or whatever

How does  that tune fit in with the words of Hallel what the persuasion?

[ushdadude]

if you can handle the high notes, this is a winner for many parts of davening including geshem, lecha dodi, ana hashem- Hallel (unless you're of Lithuanian pursuasion), kedusha, and a whole lot more. File it under oldie but goodie, classic, or whatever

I don't like tunes that can easily lead the crowd into the wrong tune. It drives me crazy when someone uses the sefer Torah song from journeys and people switch the high part with the one from shomrei

[good sam]

It drives me crazy when someone uses the sefer Torah song from journeys

+1

[ushdadude]

+1

I actually love that song but shomrei ruined it lol

[good sam]

I actually love that song but shomrei ruined it lol

Lol, a guy used it for kedusha this morning

[good sam]

This?

https://youtu.be/jOfYiVpVpfo

if you can handle the high notes, this is a winner for many parts of davening including geshem, lecha dodi, ana hashem- Hallel (unless you're of Lithuanian pursuasion), kedusha, and a whole lot more. File it under oldie but goodie, classic, or whatever

Worked out great for geshem. Thanks a lot for the help

[Euclid]

Lol, a guy used it for kedusha this morning

And Baal Tefiilah by my minyan used shomrei for zechor lol

[ushdadude]

Lol, a guy used it for kedusha this morning

chazan by me used an MBD song which was originally from the joseph broadway show