Although my training is as a rabbi, I find leading davening (prayer) deeply moving as well. I would describe myself more as a ba’al tefillah or shaliah tsibur than as a cantor because I don’t have any classical cantorial training or perfectly-honed nusah (my website uses the term cantor in the tagline for simplicity).
I have a pleasant voice and like to lead a lively davening where it is easy for others to join in and sing along. I’ve spent a lot of time leading davening in the synagogues I served as rabbi due to them having a limited number of capable daveners and in most synagogues I have attended regularly as a private citizen I have generally been one of the people most often asked to lead davening.
Below are some samples of my davening.
Hamelekh
B’fi Yisharim
Avot
Hashem Melekh, Hashem Malakh
Uvchen Ten Kavod
Hamelekh Hakadosh
V’Haviyotim El Har Kodshi
V’Haviyotim El Har Kodshi (Hatikva tune)
Ashamnu
Avinu Malkenu