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<font size=3>At 09:46 AM 2/9/2018, Joel Rich wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Strange to me: In Shtiblach I've
gotten used to the nusach being determined by the Shatz. Since the psak I
follow is R'Moshe, I sneak a peek at the Shatz's siddur to determine what
kedusha to say. I've gotten used to the eidot hamizrach folks saying
their own kaddish no matter what the shatz does, but today I was really
surprised. At mincha, the shatz was ashkenaz but said the 13 middot! I
asked him afterwards and he told me this was the shul, minhag due to
shalom bayit. [BTW - I'm told that R'OY held bnai eidot hamizrach should
say the 13 middot privately with trop at an ashkenazi minyan.] Is anyone
aware of halachic sources that deal with the question of mixed
nusach?</blockquote><br>
If one follows what the SA says (as opposed to what the ARI says on
should say), the GRA, and Minhag Frankfurt, there is no need to
change from the Nusach Ashkenaz Kedusha. One does not say what the
Shatz says first, but answers Kadosh, Kadosh, etc. Then
just Baruch kavod, etc, and then just yimloch etc.<br><br>
This is all I ever say in kedushah for shacharis.<br><br>
YL</font></body>
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