Dearest Cantor, I love your impassionment of the phrases. So far, this is the most learnable system I have encountered because you are sharing the emotion and reason to chant these precious sounds. Thank you! Rebekah Alessi
So lovely to learn the cantilation. It is not without reason the Bible is sung . King David writes in his psalm " Taste and see that the LORD is good. How do we eat the food? . The word of God is the food. If the food has to be eaten it must be tastier. Just like we add spices to the food that we eat (physical) the spiritual food also needs to be made tastier in order to eat. That is why chanting is done. Thanks for teaching.
I'm signing up for a Biblical Hebrew course on UA-cam. In the table of contents, it shows teaching cantillations. Never heard of them before. This is fascinating! I didn't realize Hebrew was a musical language! Your video is a great overview. Your singing is beautiful! I don't know what the words mean, but hearing Torah sung resonates deep inside me. Thank you.
That's interesting - thank you. I'm wondering if there are any musical directions relating to musical accompaniment in the text, which we know was used in OT times.
Good video! By the way, mikra (something that's read out) is supposed to be spelled with an aleph: מקרא. Spelling it with a hey means something different.
Hi, great resource. I'm doing some research on the trop grammar rules and musical notation but I haven't found a source for the musical translation. Any references please??
The judgement of a service that is provided with precision and excellency solely on the basis of orthography is ludicrous. You suggest he stop teaching this material on the basis of spelling alone? Would the the difference between who and whom used incorrectly remove a teacher's license? There's enough confusion out there indeed - that Bnei Israel can even talk to each other in this way. You could have been polite, and constructive. Were your eyes ever on his teaching? Remarkable.
Ununderstable, you "sing" every sign and does not explain what does every one, just give general explanations about its name and position. And it is frustrant, I can't find en Internet a single webpage that explain them in full...
these lessons are primarily for preapring 13 year old boys for reading the portion of their Bar Mitzvah. The detailed explanation is taught by verbal tradition, as Talmud and other parts of Oral Torah. It's highly unlikely that the teachers of such tradition would find time or reason to teach it to the global cyberworld.
You've mispelled some words in the Hebrew original such as "מקרה" instead of מקרא. I'm sorry, I doubt you should be teaching this material until you get the Hebrew spelling properly. There's more than enough confusion out there on proper Hebrew without adding to it. Shabbat Shalom.
He also went wrong in the transliteration of some of the Te`amim's names. My point is that faulty orthography used by a teacher in this subject matter gives Judaism a bad rap when even some gentiles who are antisemitic can spell Hebrew better (and these individuals do exist). Your charge that I was impolite is total baloney and shows you don't know much about good manners. And frankly, such an accusation is too rich to my taste in light of my original comment, so I am quitting from our exchange.
Dearest Cantor, I love your impassionment of the phrases. So far, this is the most learnable system I have encountered because you are sharing the emotion and reason to chant these precious sounds. Thank you! Rebekah Alessi
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So lovely to learn the cantilation. It is not without reason the Bible is sung . King David writes in his psalm " Taste and see that the LORD is good. How do we eat the food? . The word of God is the food. If the food has to be eaten it must be tastier. Just like we add spices to the food that we eat (physical) the spiritual food also needs to be made tastier in order to eat. That is why chanting is done. Thanks for teaching.
Amazing, amazing instruction! Beautiful voice as well. Thank you.
So well done! Thank you for making this! May the blessings of the Lord be upon you!
First time listening to cantillation. You have a beautiful voice
You’re great. Thanks for the lesson
This is awesome! Thank you so much!!! (From a random Gentile!)
I'm signing up for a Biblical Hebrew course on UA-cam. In the table of contents, it shows teaching cantillations. Never heard of them before. This is fascinating! I didn't realize Hebrew was a musical language! Your video is a great overview. Your singing is beautiful! I don't know what the words mean, but hearing Torah sung resonates deep inside me. Thank you.
Excellent teacher!
Studying musicology right now, thanks for explaining
Thank you.
That's interesting - thank you. I'm wondering if there are any musical directions relating to musical accompaniment in the text, which we know was used in OT times.
Beautiful ❤️
Wow.. Toda Rabah 😊
This is the Ashkenazi system deveoped by Resofsky.
Party two is comming very soon
Good video! By the way, mikra (something that's read out) is supposed to be spelled with an aleph: מקרא. Spelling it with a hey means something different.
If you want to learn to read Torah a good reading knolege of Hebrew is a must. I can help with that too
Hi, great resource. I'm doing some research on the trop grammar rules and musical notation but I haven't found a source for the musical translation. Any references please??
Thank you for sharing this video.
May you help me brother ? You can make a tutorial how to read samatitan hebrew
What computer program is he using?
teʿamim טְעָמִים, with a shva, but taʿame ha-mmiqra טַעֲמֵי הַמִּקְרָא, with a pataḥ (and a dagesh in the מ׳). 🙂
Shalom Rav, is it Sephardic ot Ashkenazic chanting? Todah
Where can I find the cantillation written in musical notation? Thanks.
מאוד מגניב
You can absolutly find the cantillatin written in standard musical notaion.
Thanks really helpful
The judgement of a service that is provided with precision and excellency solely on the basis of orthography is ludicrous. You suggest he stop teaching this material on the basis of spelling alone? Would the the difference between who and whom used incorrectly remove a teacher's license? There's enough confusion out there indeed - that Bnei Israel can even talk to each other in this way. You could have been polite, and constructive. Were your eyes ever on his teaching? Remarkable.
thank you corey
I think you mean מקרא with an alef.
dang are you in a school gym or something so echoey
Ununderstable, you "sing" every sign and does not explain what does every one, just give general explanations about its name and position. And it is frustrant, I can't find en Internet a single webpage that explain them in full...
these lessons are primarily for preapring 13 year old boys for reading the portion of their Bar Mitzvah. The detailed explanation is taught by verbal tradition, as Talmud and other parts of Oral Torah. It's highly unlikely that the teachers of such tradition would find time or reason to teach it to the global cyberworld.
In Lord Jesus, Name, Amen.🇮🇱🙏🏿
You've mispelled some words in the Hebrew original such as "מקרה" instead of מקרא.
I'm sorry, I doubt you should be teaching this material until you get the Hebrew spelling properly. There's more than enough confusion out there on proper Hebrew without adding to it.
Shabbat Shalom.
Sentences don't begin with "And." You've given the world a bad name.
He also went wrong in the transliteration of some of the Te`amim's names. My point is that faulty orthography used by a teacher in this subject matter gives Judaism a bad rap when even some gentiles who are antisemitic can spell Hebrew better (and these individuals do exist). Your charge that I was impolite is total baloney and shows you don't know much about good manners. And frankly, such an accusation is too rich to my taste in light of my original comment, so I am quitting from our exchange.
מקרא ולא מקרה