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Today is Hoshana Rabbah, which seems to be a hybrid of Yom Tov/Yomim Noraim/Chol Hamoed. For example, we daven the yom tov davening for shachris. However, we can do melacha like Chol Hamoed. To top it off, the chazzan wears a kittel and we say the 13 attributes by krias hatorah.
The question I have is regarding the tefilos we say after Mussaf Shemoneh Esray, beginning with Ein Keloheinu. These tefillos said on a weekday (which is what we say on Chol Hamoed) differ from those said after Mussaf on Yom Tov or Shabbos.
Which one do we say (were we supposed to say) today?
The prevalent Minhag is to say Yom Tov (or it at all for Nusach Ashkenaz) and Anim Z’miros.
Mussaf is always done during CHM in phreigish/Yom Tov nusach; on HHM Shabbos Mussaf, the additions for shabbos are done in Shabbos amidah nusach.
The yom tov musaf prayers post-Amidah are said, as Sam said. The high holiday kaddish titkabal of Yankel der Hezeriker is used after hoshanos (many of us use this after all of mussaf shalosh regalim); I’ve even heard some people use yamim noraim nusach for pezukei dezimrah, barechu, and michamocha.
None! The Minhog of Western Europe is not to say Ein KeiloKeinu on Hoshana Rabbo.
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