See introduction of Pirke Avot found in the First Perek found HERE. The above recording is for the second Perek.
(note: the words being read may be different than the ones appearing on the screen)
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Nakdishach Kedusha- קדושה נקדישך
Arguably the nicest tune for Kedusha out there. Made famous by R' Haim Louk. Enjoy!
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