[Avodah] Ledovid in German Siddurim

[Richard Wolpoe]

Ledovid 27 AIUI is only about 250-300 years old as an addition anyway

FWIW Mizomr Shir #30  before Baruch She'amar dates from the time of Arizal
circa 1560 and was meant to start with  Aromimcha.  The first passuk was
intended by the Arizal to be omitted. It's use on hanukkah is probably older
- maybe he era of the Tur or earlier.

and FWIW Shri Mizmor L'asaf 83 is in older editions of the Koren Siddur,
probably because D. Goldshmidt was a yekke

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On 9/26/07, Arie Folger <afolger at aishdas.org> wrote:
>
> Rabbotai,
>
> I have to issue a clarification: As RRW pointed out, Ps. XXVII is only in
> the
> newer Rödelheim. This morning, I checked the Avodat Yisrael (Baer) and
> indeed, no such thing there, I happily stand corrected.
>
> Interestingly, this morning I heard for the first time how late the
> inclusion
> of Ps.XXVII in Basel was. It happened merely a few decades ago. Some
> wanted
> to say it and others rightly said it wasn't our minhag. A compromise was
> reached (one I never understood 'till today): Ps.XXVII is said on
> weekdays,
> but Shabbat & Yom Tov.
>
> Now another data point: I checked the Ashkenaz version of Rav Ya'aqov
> Emden's
> siddur, and it has Ps. XXVII, too. However, that is *not* the first
> edition.
> Does anone have access to the first edition to check?
> --
> Arie Folger
> http://www.ariefolger.googlepages.com
>
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