This is Awesome! My Name is Paul W.Ayers and I have recently came to Fresno CA.. much Testimony to share... and yes.. I have a 49' 3x Jumbo Yemeni Shofar..... I will pray and seek out my Brother Paul Germaine... ABBA FATHER Your So GOOD to Us, All the Time!!
Shalom.... somos da Escola de Shofar Beit Sião no Brasil e realizamos cursos sobre shofar levando o conhecimento e formando novos tocadores. que o Eterno os abençoe
Hey I've got a question about glue. I have a thin but long crack near the mouthpiece of my 44 inch. What type of glue or polish can I use that will keep this kosher? The sound has not been affected and if didn't go too deep
Question: Do the length of an Yemenite shofar determine the quality of sound? I purchased my first one about 2 Years ago. I have been practicing blowing it and have come a long way. For a number of reasons I chose a shorter one. Whenever I watch videos of others blowing a Yemenite shofar I notice they have a longer one. I don't get the quality of sound that I hear in these videos. At this point I'm not sure if it's my ability that's lacking or just the fact that the shorter ones don't sound as good as the longer ones.
Beware of symbols such as the Star of Remphan (acts 7:43) search also on images to see what it is. Also the The Fleur de Lis on your shirt has also been called Satans flower.
Symbols are symbols they have no power unless you know what they are, and the star of Remphan and the star of David are very similar but are not the same thing suggest you do further research before boldly stating such thing's
Elwood M. Buel regardless it's been labelled differently so you cant technically say It's the same symbol since the symbols original properties have been changed so it's past no longer applies to it.
Shalom una pregunta quién puede tocar el shofar?yo soy divorciada pero me pasa algo grandioso cuando escucho el shofar algo que no puedo explicar cómo si fuera a una guerra que es ese sentir gracias por escucharme Amén
It has been an Honor to be a Shofar Blower. I am in awe and amazed how YHWH, Yeshua and the holy spirit moves inside each every time in the church service. The P.O.W. ( Captivity of the Spirit is Awakened within the Saints) are released. I see the hand of g-d move to stir the souls of the Saints to action. Shalom. and peace be within you. May G-d shine his face upon you.
Shalom... Querido Paul Germain, gostaria de comprar este shofar a qual você está neste video com este suporte. como faço para adquirir... Falo do Rio de Janeiro.
Vá ao meu site e enviar-me uma mensagem lá e eu lhe dará todos os detalhes. Se você tem um número que eu possa ter Fabiano Melo que é de Brasília fale com você assim que você pode fazer a compra do shofar maravilhoso como você vê no vídeo. Então venha visitar www elshofar punto net e depois ir para onde diz contacto nos... e você pode escrever-nos por lá... Nós responderemos no mesmo dia. Deus te abençoe. Nossa pagina do web: thetallitman.com/Shofars_c36.htm Obrigado Meu nome é Valentino Zacarias Marquez
I have the Yemenite Shofar 41 3/4 inches long. The mouth seems a bit small for my lip to get a good tune out of it. I was thinking about cutting an inch and a half off and remaking the mouth just a bit larger. The Sofar I ordered was supposed to be over 45 inches long and not so pollished but they sent me the shorter polished one. I am still learning how to use it so I will wait before I cut and reshape the end. I also have a 32 inch Rams horn that I need to make into a shofar and I have been trying to find info on how to do this. I don't want all the character polished off of it. I just want it shaped up to play.
+Charles Garrett Your Yemenite shofar is probably 45 inches through the curve.. if you measure straight flat from tip to bell end then it may measure about 40" to 41". I don't suggest that you cut the horn because you will ruin it since you do not know what you are doing.. many inexperienced people have tried and were not successful. Also the rams horn is very difficult to make into a shofar.. just dont do it... buy one instead.
+TheTallitMan Thanks for the expert advice. I finally figured out with my Yemenite Shofar that with my skinny lips I need to use the side of my mouth to get a decent tune so I will not have to adjust the Shofar. I may buy a Rans Horn Shofar later but I have already ordered the raw Rams Horn and it will be a project. Another Shofar master also told me it will be very difficult just to sanitize the raw horn and he also advised me to just buy one. A Rams Horn Shofar over 30" would most likely be very expensive to buy. I am very handy with tools and have worked with wood and many other materials. I'm use to working with dirty things and cleaning them up. I think I can handle this task of making a Shofar from this Rams Horn if it is not damaged beyond use already.
May I suggest Charles that you try out your instrument in person before you buy it. Ordering on line is not a great way (imo) to own something so personal. I have tried so many that are just not good and/or not good for the way I blow.
+Cary Nasatir That is bad advice to give Charles. If you buy from Amazon or Ebay then you will not know what you are getting as 90% of these shofars are not good sounding shofars. But people buy them anyway because they are saving money. I travel to Israel twice a year and oversee the thousands of Shofars that purchase from manufacturers in Israel for resale in America. I have personally gone through each Shofar to ensure that it will be easy to play. NOW, you may go to a christian bookstore to try out the shofar in person before you buy but you will not be able to try one out in a Judaica (Jewish store) as it is not allowed by Jewish law. Once a person puts their lips after it has been manufatured we are not allowed to sell it.
+TheTallitMan I don't want to start an internet argument, but I always buy from Judaica stores and I always try them out. There is no Kosher law against that. Also buying on line or in a Christian store does not insure the instrument is Kosher for playing on High holidays. I am just saying it is difficult (and I stated "in my opinion") to purchase such an instrument blind without trying it. Good luck to you all.
The horns are from the Kudu antelope of Africa, it is not in the CITES list of protected or endangered species. The Kudu Antelope is humanely put down as it is Kosher and thus Kosher for human consumption.
Also, in theory, you can capture an animal and saw off the horn, since they are similar to nails,hair in material and how much it feels. But it's simpler to kill the animal, eat the meat and use the horns for blowing horns. So there is no need to kill the animal, but in the wild it would have a penalty socially since the horns are used for rivalries. And i don't think any of the hollow horns are like the moose or deer, whom fell their horns yearly. Those horns you can just find in the woods.
Errm... Not quite, Torah calls for the shofar to be made from a sacrificed animal (modern Judaism has a slightly different process for various reasons, the animal is still killed according to tradition though.). Also, the horn contains a core of live bone (you can actually see this membrane still present in some poorly made shofars, they STINK.) You COULD make a horn like you described, but you'd have to be surgical and you wouldn't be making it according to tradition or Torah.
+Kimberly Phelps First and foremost its ISRAEL .. You must not use Yahweh Yeshua Hamashiac in the same sentence because Yeshua may be Moshiac to you but he is certainly not Elohim.
The video you watched was produced and uploaded 8 years ago. It seems that it comes to a question of money for you so how much are you willing to invest in the Kingdom of God? The Shofar is not just to praise and that is where you are mistaken. Now it also depends on what you want it for.. This shofar is a professional shofar capable of 6 to 7 scales of notes but if you just want a horn just to praise God then just get a standard 3 scales notes horn which may be more in tune with your budget. Here is the link.. so choose your weapon.: thetallitman.com/shop/ols/products/yemenite-polished-shofar-395-to-415-standard-2-notes
Will any Jew can say for sure, is Shofar is your instrument for calling for prayer? Then why christians, who r pagan, seek a right for themselves for Shofar?
This is Awesome! My Name is Paul W.Ayers and I have recently came to Fresno CA.. much Testimony to share... and yes.. I have a 49' 3x Jumbo Yemeni Shofar..... I will pray and seek out my Brother Paul Germaine...
ABBA FATHER Your So GOOD to Us, All the Time!!
Now the world know how jazz music all started what a beautiful sound the SHOFAR ! ! !
Please do a detailed "lesson class" on how to blow. Beautiful sound by the way
I will give it some thought.
beautiful shofar, I want one
I have to say that the Shofar is a very similar sound to what I heard in the skies recently
edensecret1 amen God is able
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Same here heard it. It was amazing coming from everywhere.
got my very 1st Shofar yesterday 5/12/17 :-)
Got mine yesterday!
How do you like it? I just got two on my trip to Israel
sounds great!
Shalom....
somos da Escola de Shofar Beit Sião no Brasil e realizamos cursos sobre shofar levando o conhecimento e formando novos tocadores.
que o Eterno os abençoe
You do a great job blowing Shofar! I think you have experience playing the trumpet and the Boogal.
Thank you .. and yes i have been a trumpet soloist for over 40 years.
Beautiful!
Hey I've got a question about glue. I have a thin but long crack near the mouthpiece of my 44 inch. What type of glue or polish can I use that will keep this kosher? The sound has not been affected and if didn't go too deep
Bagus sekali
Terima Kasih.Imanuel
Awesome!!
Beautiful shofar am having hard time blowing the shofar because of my braces. I have the Kippur shofar
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How do you get to those higher notes? kindly let me know. thank you, I have the same one like your, Bought it in Israel.
Did you say the store was closing in 2016?
Question: Do the length of an Yemenite shofar determine the quality of sound? I purchased my first one about 2 Years ago. I have been practicing blowing it and have come a long way. For a number of reasons I chose a shorter one. Whenever I watch videos of others blowing a Yemenite shofar I notice they have a longer one. I don't get the quality of sound that I hear in these videos. At this point I'm not sure if it's my ability that's lacking or just the fact that the shorter ones don't sound as good as the longer ones.
Were can do buy decent jumbo kudu shofar
Thank you for the info
amazing sound mines i wish it would sound like that
+kevin rodriguez Send it to us and we can fine tune it so it can produce a better crisper sound.
thetallitman.com/t/shofar-repair-and-fine-tuning
Shalom Brother. Thank You for this video. My Shofar is Nyala a type of kudu. I have no one to teach me.
I am not familiar with a Nyala horn... I have classes in Miami FL
@@TheTallitMan Nyala is a sub species of kudu and the smallest.
Beware of symbols such as the Star of Remphan (acts 7:43) search also on images to see what it is. Also the The Fleur de Lis on your shirt has also been called Satans flower.
Symbols are symbols they have no power unless you know what they are, and the star of Remphan and the star of David are very similar but are not the same thing suggest you do further research before boldly stating such thing's
Yogis Bobo David never had that star. It's from Ahab.
Elwood M. Buel regardless it's been labelled differently so you cant technically say It's the same symbol since the symbols original properties have been changed so it's past no longer applies to it.
Isn't that necklace he's wearing demonic?
Wow
Shalom una pregunta quién puede tocar el shofar?yo soy divorciada pero me pasa algo grandioso cuando escucho el shofar algo que no puedo explicar cómo si fuera a una guerra que es ese sentir gracias por escucharme Amén
Still haven't figured out how to do the 9 beats yet.
It has been an Honor to be a Shofar Blower. I am in awe and amazed how YHWH, Yeshua and the holy spirit moves inside each every time in the church service. The P.O.W. ( Captivity of the Spirit is Awakened within the Saints) are released. I see the hand of g-d move to stir the souls of the Saints to action. Shalom. and peace be within you. May G-d shine his face upon you.
I nedd one off 56 inch shofar i m how much
ESTOY CERCA D FRESNO VIVO EN SAN PABLO CA. GRASIAS POR TU INFORMACION.
am in india how can find or buy this and how much the price
Shalom... Querido Paul Germain, gostaria de comprar este shofar a qual você está neste video com este suporte. como faço para adquirir... Falo do Rio de Janeiro.
Vá ao meu site e enviar-me uma mensagem lá e eu lhe dará todos os detalhes. Se você tem um número que eu possa ter Fabiano Melo que é de Brasília fale com você assim que você pode fazer a compra do shofar maravilhoso como você vê no vídeo. Então venha visitar www elshofar punto net e depois ir para onde diz contacto nos... e você pode escrever-nos por lá... Nós responderemos no mesmo dia. Deus te abençoe.
Nossa pagina do web: thetallitman.com/Shofars_c36.htm
Obrigado
Meu nome é Valentino Zacarias Marquez
Hello how it get sohaper where natural no more polishing
contact us via email: info@theshofar.net
Do you ship international?
I have the Yemenite Shofar 41 3/4 inches long. The mouth seems a bit small for my lip to get a good tune out of it. I was thinking about cutting an inch and a half off and remaking the mouth just a bit larger. The Sofar I ordered was supposed to be over 45 inches long and not so pollished but they sent me the shorter polished one. I am still learning how to use it so I will wait before I cut and reshape the end. I also have a 32 inch Rams horn that I need to make into a shofar and I have been trying to find info on how to do this. I don't want all the character polished off of it. I just want it shaped up to play.
+Charles Garrett Your Yemenite shofar is probably 45 inches through the curve.. if you measure straight flat from tip to bell end then it may measure about 40" to 41". I don't suggest that you cut the horn because you will ruin it since you do not know what you are doing.. many inexperienced people have tried and were not successful. Also the rams horn is very difficult to make into a shofar.. just dont do it... buy one instead.
+TheTallitMan Thanks for the expert advice. I finally figured out with my Yemenite Shofar that with my skinny lips I need to use the side of my mouth to get a decent tune so I will not have to adjust the Shofar. I may buy a Rans Horn Shofar later but I have already ordered the raw Rams Horn and it will be a project. Another Shofar master also told me it will be very difficult just to sanitize the raw horn and he also advised me to just buy one. A Rams Horn Shofar over 30" would most likely be very expensive to buy. I am very handy with tools and have worked with wood and many other materials. I'm use to working with dirty things and cleaning them up. I think I can handle this task of making a Shofar from this Rams Horn if it is not damaged beyond use already.
May I suggest Charles that you try out your instrument in person before you buy
it. Ordering on line is not a great way (imo) to own something so
personal. I have tried so many that are just not good and/or not good for the way I blow.
+Cary Nasatir That is bad advice to give Charles. If you buy from Amazon or Ebay then you will not know what you are getting as 90% of these shofars are not good sounding shofars. But people buy them anyway because they are saving money. I travel to Israel twice a year and oversee the thousands of Shofars that purchase from manufacturers in Israel for resale in America. I have personally gone through each Shofar to ensure that it will be easy to play. NOW, you may go to a christian bookstore to try out the shofar in person before you buy but you will not be able to try one out in a Judaica (Jewish store) as it is not allowed by Jewish law. Once a person puts their lips after it has been manufatured we are not allowed to sell it.
+TheTallitMan I don't want to start an internet argument, but I always buy from Judaica stores and I always try them out. There is no Kosher law against that. Also buying on line or in a Christian store does not insure the instrument is Kosher for playing on High holidays. I am just saying it is difficult (and I stated "in my opinion") to purchase such an instrument blind without trying it. Good luck to you all.
Own a 2 Kudus very intresting instrument since it'll eventually turn to ash due to the fact it's compacted animal hair fun instrument to play
Bendiciones baron que vale el de carnero
Me pratocina um shofar ?
If da lil one was 199 the big one musta been a thowwow
sergio adino send more shofar
thanks
Sergio Adino
What you guys email. Please? I want to buys a shofar ??🙏
Our email is: info@theshofar.net
Could you tell me what animal has horns come from? Are they only killed for their horns?
The horns are from the Kudu antelope of Africa, it is not in the CITES list of protected or endangered species. The Kudu Antelope is humanely put down as it is Kosher and thus Kosher for human consumption.
Also, in theory, you can capture an animal and saw off the horn, since they are similar to nails,hair in material and how much it feels.
But it's simpler to kill the animal, eat the meat and use the horns for blowing horns.
So there is no need to kill the animal, but in the wild it would have a penalty socially since the horns are used for rivalries.
And i don't think any of the hollow horns are like the moose or deer, whom fell their horns yearly.
Those horns you can just find in the woods.
Errm... Not quite, Torah calls for the shofar to be made from a sacrificed animal (modern Judaism has a slightly different process for various reasons, the animal is still killed according to tradition though.). Also, the horn contains a core of live bone (you can actually see this membrane still present in some poorly made shofars, they STINK.)
You COULD make a horn like you described, but you'd have to be surgical and you wouldn't be making it according to tradition or Torah.
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How much are those
I paid $748.00 for mine but they are much nicer now than when this video was made about 7 years ago... they are now ver nice.. much nicer now
We have lowered the price so you should check our website for pricing.
Glory to YAHWEH ELOHIM Amen
Don't cut your Shofar its made with the mouth peice the its design!! It's all in the way position your lips
Have you done business with christain artist Phil Driscoll ? He has used a shofar with a metal mouthpiece from a medal horn
diaphragm exercises ..you won't be worn out wind players and singers do em
SHALOM I STAND FOR ISREAL YAHWEH YESHUA HAMASHIACH & THE HOLY SPIRIT. I LOVE YOU MY BROTHERS & SISTERS
SHALOM I DO WAIT TO HEAR THE CALL MYSELF.
+Kimberly Phelps First and foremost its ISRAEL .. You must not use Yahweh Yeshua Hamashiac in the same sentence because Yeshua may be Moshiac to you but he is certainly not Elohim.
Kimberly Phelps you are correct the lord bless you yahweh is yeshua hamassiah
@@TheTallitMan you talk about her not use a word in a sentence than you got a idol a image around your neck lol
I want one but I'm not going to pay with my life y'all tripping.
But you say otherwise horn is to praise nothing else
The video you watched was produced and uploaded 8 years ago. It seems that it comes to a question of money for you so how much are you willing to invest in the Kingdom of God? The Shofar is not just to praise and that is where you are mistaken. Now it also depends on what you want it for.. This shofar is a professional shofar capable of 6 to 7 scales of notes but if you just want a horn just to praise God then just get a standard 3 scales notes horn which may be more in tune with your budget. Here is the link.. so choose your weapon.: thetallitman.com/shop/ols/products/yemenite-polished-shofar-395-to-415-standard-2-notes
To be honest shofar with price tag & certification is not a shofar anymore.
Will any Jew can say for sure, is Shofar is your instrument for calling for prayer? Then why christians, who r pagan, seek a right for themselves for Shofar?
Lip buzzing !!!
im muslim .. salam alikom and good bye
LOL
Are you Jewish?
I am ,, born to a Jewish mother.. attended Yeshiva when i was young and now Chabad