Tishri Yeme Hol

(‘Aseret Yeme Teshubah, other than Shabbat Teshubah and Tsom Gedaliah)

Note: Sifre Torah cloaks are all white through Kippur.

Shahrit

• “Tehillat,” “Amonai Hu Ha-Elokim,” and “Amonai Melekh” are to the Rosh Hashanah tunes.
• ‘Amidah and its Hazarah are like on Rosh Hashanah including the Kedushah to the Yede Rashim tune. Also, include the additions for the Asseret Yeme Teshubah.
• Immediately after the Hazarah melodies we say “Abinu Malkenu.”
• Follow the service as indicated in the prayer book.
• En Kelohenu is recited to the Yede Rashim tune.
• Barekhu and ‘Alenu to Rosh Hashanah tune.

Minhah

• In Ashre we sing “Tehillat” to the tune of Yede Rashim.
• ‘Amidah and its Hazarah are like on Rosh Hashanah including the Kedushah to the Yede Rashim tune. Also, include the additions for the Asseret Yeme Teshubah.
• Immediately after the Hazarah we say “Abinu Malkenu.”
• Follow the service as indicated in the prayer book.
• ‘Alenu to Rosh Hashanah tune.

Arbit

• Regular until the ‘Amidah.
• The ‘Amidah is said with its additions for the Asseret Yeme Teshubah.
• After the ‘Amidah we say the Selihot with the additions for the Ten Days.
• We read psalm 130 instead of psalm 121.
• We do NOT blow the shofar after Rosh Hashanah.