Siddurim according to minhog Ashkenaz hamuvhok

There are a few Siddurim which are closer to Ashkenaz than the standard "Kol Peh" or Artscroll. These are the Roedelheim Siddur, the "Avodas Yisroel" Siddur of Baer, and the newly printed "Ezor Eliyohu" Siddur.

Rav Hamburger (Machon Moreshes Ashkenaz) is working on Nusach Ashkenaz, trying to delete all the censors additions etc., and there have been some private initiatives to use this nusach and make a complete Siddur out of it. Our Rov, Harav Gans Shlita, is also looking through it, and I do hope in the very near future a Siddur will be printed and will be available for purchasing.

Michael

Aryeh wrote: Does anyone know if/where one can buy Roedelheim siddurim in Jerusalem? Are they still in print? (I wish I had thought of obtaining one from Binyan Tsiyon when it closed down.)

In Israel they can be purchased from Moshe Arye Goldschmidt, Avnei Nezer 20/1 Modi'in ilit, 71919
Phone number: 08-9740195

Michael

B"H, I am happy to announce that Rabbi Hofmeister from IKG Vienna put out an MA siddur, based on the Rodelheim Siddur and Rav Hamburger's research. Moreinu Harav Gans Shlito went through all of the Siddur. It has a Haskomo from Moreinu Harav Gans, and from Rav Hamburger. See this ad . For more details, write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Michael

Yosef-Meir wrote: Also another question. When Roedelheim says, "some communities say" this or that, are we to understand that they are referring to Nusach Poiln, etc., and not to the original Ashkenazi one?

In some places that would actually be referring to Nusach Polin or a nusach which isn't the original Ashkenazi one (for example regarding Shomer Yisroel said only on Ta'anis Tsibur).

Michael