Cantor Samuel Vigoda Live Shabbos Shacharis and Musaf

[@gritintheoyster]

The fact that it was recorded live allows us to note how much slower the services were in those days (and presumably as tolerated by the congregation)

[@michelleritter7712]

classical shabbos nusach wonderful cantilation of phrases with real cavannah

[@ppppppppppppppppp999]

תודה רבה!

[@avishaijosephsohn5885]

I wonder which shule this took place

[@sleeplessintokyo]

thanks.

[@MarkTheRealtorNY]

did you sneak a tape recorder into the shul on a shabbat??? shame on you!

[@DoNBeRGamer]

its reform judaism ? why in 24:50 sing woman ?

[@juancarlosgl100]

This was recorded on Shabbos, of course it's reform

[@DoNBeRGamer]

ty for answer

[@bluechazzan]

@@DoNBeRGamer it's what we call a bootleg recording; it was an orthodox service at an orthodox shul with an orthodox cantor; it was not a reform service. More likely it was boy sopranos; though if the choir was in a loft, it's possible some women were snuck in by the choir master (happened elsewhere)

[@bluechazzan]

@@juancarlosgl100 Assumptions can land people in strange places, please see below.

[@jasminschut8680]

bluechazza

[@robinwilson-sauls9891]

What the hell!? Wrong!