POPULAR PIZMONIM

1. Friday Mincha is done in maqam Sigah.
2. Kabbalat Shabbat in maqam Nawah and Arbit in Maqam Nahwand
3. Each week Shahrit is prayed in a different maqam.
"Hashem Melech" is done in the maqam of the week
Baruch SheAmar till Nishmat is done in Maqam Bayat unless the maqam of the week is Bayat.
In that case we use another maqam like Nahwand or Agam.
4. For Musaf we use the Maqam Shahrit of upcoming week
5. Mincha Shabbat is done in Maqam Rast.
6. Mosae Shabbat Arbit is done in Maqam Bayat.
Ajam	168	מלך רחמן		Kaddish
Ajam	173	מקהלות עם		Nakdishach
Ajam
Ajam	169	לעם חביב
Ajam	172	אני לקראת		Keter/Mimitzrayim
Ajam	179	רועה נאמן הוא		Nishmat
Ajam	177	ינון שמו		Shavat Aniyim
Ajam	189	מפעלות		EH/Keter
Ajam	187	מי זאת הנשקפה		Semechim
Bayat	238	יחיד רם
Bayat	246	מעזי אז כלה קץ		Shavat Aniyim
Bayat	261	הבו גודל		Shavat Aniyim
Bayat	266	אל מאד נעלה		Nakdishach
Bayat	313	צור יה אל
Bayat	277	יוצר אדמה		Kadish/Semechim
Bayat	318a	חביבי		Nakdishach
Bayat	240	יפת עין		Keter/Nishmat/Mimitzrayim
Bayat
Bayat	22	יסד בסודו		Kadish
Bayat	312	שירו שיר חדוה		Nishmat
Bayat	35	יום זה לישראל		Semechim
Bayat	249	ארוממך		Mimitzrayim
Bayat	331	מלך הדור		Kadish
Hijaz	483	יחיד נא		EH
Hijaz	502a	מול אלי וגודלו		Shavat Aniyim
Hijaz	490	שמח נפשי		Keter/Mimitzrayim
Hijaz	479	עוזריני אל חי
Hoseni	348	יהיו כמוץ
Mahour	144a	אנא יה חביבי
Nahwand	210	אתה אל כביר		Nishmat
Nahwand	204e	רמ"ח אברי		Semechim
Nahwand	318h	לך אנה עורך		Kadish
Nahwand	213	אחזה בנועם
Nahwand	228b	יפרח יה אבי		Kaddish
Nahwand	231	ירומם צורי		Semechim
Nahwand	237d	רוממו לו בקול		Keter
Nahwand	216	רחום אתה		Mimitrayim
Nahwand	237	אנא בחסדך		Kaddish
Nahwand	237a	מלכי צורי אל כביר		Keter
Nahwand	237n	אשירה בקול שמחה
Nahwand
Nahwand	318h	לך אנה עורך		Kaddish
Nahwand	214	למה הקץ נסתם נא		Nakdishach
Rast	116	רפא צירי		Nishmat/EH/Nakdishach
Rast	121	מה נעים החתן
Rast	127	מגן ישעי		Nishmat
Rast	144	נאוה יפה צביה
Rast	120	יחיד נורא
Rast	125	רם לחסדך יקוו
Rast	128	תען לשוני ותגיד		Mimitzrayim
Rast	130	משמים שלום לעם		Nakdishach
Rast	124	אני לשמך אהלל		Odehcha KI
Saba	376	יהלל לאל נורא
Saba	405	יהי שלום		Befi Yesharim/Nishmat
Saba	406	אערך מהלל נבי		Semechim
Saba	410	אתה אהובי		Nakdishach
Saba	411	מה טוב מה נעים		Kel Haodaot
Saba	416	אוחיל יום יום		Keter
Saba	427	רצני אהוב		Haleluka/Kaddish
Sigah	458	נגילה הללויה
Sigah	70	אגדלך		Nakdishach
Sigah	435	אתה מרום
Sigah	462	אל עושה נקמה
Sigah	464	אור גילה
Sigah	451	יחיד אל דגול מרבבה
Sigah	452	יברך החתן		EH
Rahawi Nawah	358	מגן אל צורי		Nakdishach
Rahawi Nawah	359	אמונים ערכו שבח

SEPHARDIC HAZZANUT PROJECT

The Following was copied from here

In Jewish life, Shabbat is a very important day of the week. It is a day families get together to pray, sing and celebrate. There are many traditions, customs and laws associated with the Shabbat day. On Friday evening we begin our prayers with Minha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat (these are perakim of Tehillim and Piyutim to herald the beginning of the Shabbat), Shir Hashirim (one of the five Megilot that is written by King Solomon) and Arbit.

At the Friday night dinner, we sing Eshet Hail and say the Kiddush (prayer before a meal on Shabbat). On Shabbat morning, we say the Shahrit prayer. Following Shahrit, we read a parasha from the Torah (see Torah section in Tanach webpage). After that we have the musaf prayers. Prior to the Shabbat lunch, we have Kiddush as well.

In the late afternoon, we come back to the synagogue for the Minha and Arbit prayers. After Arbit, Havdalah is said to conclude the Shabbat. In the Havdalah we pray for success and good health for the upcoming week. Once a month, a few days after Rosh Hodesh we say the Birkat Halebana (prayer for the new moon) following Havdalah. In the future I hope to add some of the pizmonim that we sing on Shabbat.

"What maqam do we use for...?" is a common question I get. The following is one version that is based on what I have learned over the years:

1. Friday Mincha is done in maqam Sigah.

2. Kabbalat Shabbat in maqam Nawah and Arbit in Maqam Nahwand

3. Each week Shahrit is prayed in a different maqam (see Hazzanut section). The "Adonai  

    Melech" is sung in the maqam of the week. From Baruch SheAmar till Nishmat is done in

    Maqam Bayat unless the maqam of the week is Bayat. In that case we use another maqam

    like Nahwand or Agam.

4. For Musaf we use the Maqam Shahrit of upcoming week

5. Mincha Shabbat is done in Maqam Rast.

6. Mosae Shabbat Arbit is done in Maqam Bayat.

SHABBAT שבת
FRIDAY NIGHT ליל שבת	Mincha מנחה	Kabbalat Shabbatקבלת שבת	Arbit Shabbat ערבית של שבת
	Veshameru Bnai Yisrael ושמרו בני ישראל	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל
	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל
	Shir Hashirim שיר השירים
KIDDUSH קידוש	Friday Night ליל שבת	Shalom Alechemשלום עליכם	Shalom Alechem שלום עליכם
	Eshet Hailאשת חיל	Shabbat Dayיום שבת
SHABBAT MORNINGיום שבת	Samahtiשמחתי	Hosaat Sefer Torahהוצאת ספר תורה	Yimlochימלך
	Yimlochימלך
MOSAE SHABBATמוצאי שבת	Mincha Shabbatמנחה שבת	Vaani Tefilatiואני תפלתי	Vaani Tefilatiואני תפלתי
	Haleluyaהללויה	LeDavidלדוד	Adonai Tzebaotה צבאות
	Arbitערבית	Eliyahu Hanabiאליהו הנבי	Birkat Halebanaברכת הלבנה
HAVDALAH הבדלה	Maqam Bayat מקאם ביאת	Maqam Bayatמקאם ביאת	Maqam Agamמקאם עג'ם
	Maqam Nahwaandמקאם נהוונד	Maqam Nahwaandמקאם נהוונד	Maqam Raastמקאם ראסת
	Maqam Raastמקאם ראסת

MAQAMOT מקאמות
RAST ראסת	Rast is the first maqam in the arrangement of the Oriental maqamot  and therefore represents a beginning. The word Rast sounds similar to  RAS, the Arabic word for head. This maqam is used on Shabbat Minha.
AJAM עג'ם	Maqam Ajam originated in Persia (Iran), and therefore it was named  after Persia, which translates to Ajam in Arabic. Ajam is the Arabic  equivalent of the Western Major scale.
BAYAT ביאת	Maqam Bayat is a slumber sounding maqam and does not necessarily imply a given theme. It is the most commonly used of the Syrian Maqamot. This maqam is used for Arbit Saturday night.
NAHWAND נהוונד	Nahwand is named after a city in Iranian Kurdistan. This maqam was popular in Iran and Turkey before it made its way down to Syria and Egypt. Nahwand is the closest equivalent of the Western Minor Scale.
SABA צבא	The Arabic word Sabi means baby boy, and this is why Maqam Saba  is used for the Berit Milah (circumcision). Saba is used for perashiot  that contain either births, covenants (berit), or the mention or  reference to an army (Saba).
SIGAH שיגא	Maqam Sigah, from the Persian for "third place", is applied when there are special Torah readings. This maqam is usually used for the weekday prayers as well as the Syrian way of chanting the Torah with the cantillations (Ta'amim).
HIJAZ חג'אז	Hijaz refers to Saudi Arabia, which in Arabic is still known as the Hijaz. This maqam, which originated in Saudi Arabia, is used to mark sad occasions that occur on the calendar, as well as sad occasions that occur in a given parasha.

OCCASIONS שמחות
BRIT MILAHברית מילה	Ani Lishmach אני לשמך	Atta Ahubi אתה אהובי
	Eroch Mehalel אערוך מהלל	Ma Tov מה טוב
	Yehi Shalom יהי שלום	Yigdalיגדל
BABY GIRL הולדת הבת	Nava Yafa נאוה יפה	Yaala יעלה
	Yefat Ein יפת עין
BAR MITZVA בר מצוה	Shiru Shir שירו שיר	Yoser Adama יוצר אדמה
WEDDING חתונה	Ani Likrat אני לקראת	El Meod אל מאד
	Hochma Bina חכמה בינה	Makhelot Aam מקהלות עם
	BoEe Beshalom בואי בשלום	BoEe Beshalom בואי בשלום
	Eim Eshkaheck אם אשכחך	Od Yishamah עוד ישמע
	Ma Tovu מה טובו	Ma Tovu מה טובו
	Baruch Haba ברוך הבא	Shevah Berachot

SHABBAT שבת
FRIDAY NIGHT ליל שבת	Mincha מנחה	Kabbalat Shabbatקבלת שבת	Arbit Shabbat ערבית של שבת
	Veshameru Bnai Yisrael ושמרו בני ישראל	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל
	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל	Yigdalיגדל
	Shir Hashirim שיר השירים
KIDDUSH קידוש	Friday Night ליל שבת	Shalom Alechemשלום עליכם	Shalom Alechem שלום עליכם
	Eshet Hailאשת חיל	Shabbat Dayיום שבת
SHABBAT MORNINGיום שבת	Samahtiשמחתי	Hosaat Sefer Torahהוצאת ספר תורה	Yimlochימלך
	Yimlochימלך
MOSAE SHABBATמוצאי שבת	Mincha Shabbatמנחה שבת	Vaani Tefilatiואני תפלתי	Vaani Tefilatiואני תפלתי
	Haleluyaהללויה	LeDavidלדוד	Adonai Tzebaotה צבאות
	Arbitערבית	Eliyahu Hanabiאליהו הנבי	Birkat Halebanaברכת הלבנה
HAVDALAH הבדלה	Maqam Bayat מקאם ביאת	Maqam Bayatמקאם ביאת	Maqam Agamמקאם עג'ם
	Maqam Nahwaandמקאם נהוונד	Maqam Nahwaandמקאם נהוונד	Maqam Raastמקאם ראסת
	Maqam Raastמקאם ראסת

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