Morning Services
on the Second Day
of Rosh haShana
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For a full text of the Rosh haShana morning service in PDF, see below.
ZEMIROT
NISHMAT
SHEMA
AMIDA
Before the first set of blasts on the Shofar, we sing the poem 'Ét Sha'aré Raṣón ("Now, Gates of Divine Favor"), written by Rabbi Yehuda ben Samuel Abbas (c. 1145 - c. 1205). It describes Abraham and Isaac's struggle after God commends Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac. 
Directly after 'Ét Sha'aré Raṣón, we sing "Adonai be-Qol Shofar" but not if this day falls on a Shabbat (as the Shofar is not blown on Shabbat). 
The Torah scroll is returned to the Hekhaal (the Ark) while the congregation sings Psalm 29 
AMIDA OF MUSAF
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