+Jean Hernández The words would remain the same, though Sephardim say "gefen" insead of "gafen" at the end of the blessing over the wine. As for melodies, there are different Sephardi melodies. Here is a good example: www.sephardichazzanut.com/6.Shabbat/kiddush_Friday_Night.mp3
octavian77 I’m actually not sure! There was somebody at my school who is helping to put this together, and they are no longer with us. They would have known what the piece was. I’m sorry I can’t help!
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Is the same for Sephardim and Ashkenazim?
+Jean Hernández The words would remain the same, though Sephardim say "gefen" insead of "gafen" at the end of the blessing over the wine. As for melodies, there are different Sephardi melodies. Here is a good example: www.sephardichazzanut.com/6.Shabbat/kiddush_Friday_Night.mp3
Wonderful video. What is the name of the piano song at the beginning?
octavian77 I’m actually not sure! There was somebody at my school who is helping to put this together, and they are no longer with us. They would have known what the piece was. I’m sorry I can’t help!
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Tov meod!!!!
this askenazi.