Torah Reading Trop (Ta'amim)

Add a comment...I have a question. Tipcha is classed as a disjunctive trop on Mechon Mamre's website (I can give you the link if you ask, comments won't let me put it in). However, on bible.ort.org it is not shown at either the start or the end of a segment as if it divided that segment from a different one. So is one of these sites wrong, or if not, why is tipchah classed as disjunctive? Thanks Reply

never learned this, very happy to as an adult, thank you so much Chabad.com!
Question: the playback ends at 1 minute 17 seconds "sof pasuk" (which I assume means trope to "end sentence").

What is written afterward (shalsheles...) ? Is that not also part of the trope? I notice different cantillation symbols which hadn't appeared previously. Is there a reason the recording does not address the final words from shalsheles to yerach-ben-yomo? Reply

I just came across "how to read Torah and Haftorah" with audio. The "suggestions" button did not respond, so I'm expressing my enthusiasm on your site. This is exactly what I need to practice my Hebrew reading. The pace works for me. Thank you. May I ask for more information (excuse my ignorance) of what will be on the Torah and Haftorah audio site? Obviously, it has to be a limited selection. I will also be using the Torah music trope. Thank you. Reply

Amazing, I’m 12 and I’m going to lain so this is great! Reply

I decided to chant Torah Nitzavim and would like an example plus the trope signs and the musical notes for each trope I can play on the piano. Thank You. I should explain that my family married into a Cohanim family. All the members of my family are descended from Rachel Leah Cohen, the daughter of Yehoushua Leib Cohen, a Cohanim, and we have no relationship at all to another group that uses our name. Rachel Leah Cohen, my great grandmother, married my great grandfather, Aaron Leyba Subotnick, in Lithuania while Lithuania was under the control of the Czar of Russia. That is why I am doing what I am doing right now because of their influence. I want to emphasize that I am only interested in Parashat Nitzavim, Torah chanting only and do not want Haftorah chanting which has a different melody. I know the difference. Reply

Hello, Could you send me the musical score for piano, so I can help my son? Reply

The LAST three Ta'amim I have the music score for these.
e-mail me if you want me to send you a copy.
L'Shalom Reply

This is incomplete This is not complete. It doesn't finish off from shalsheles until the end. Please finish it off, thank you! Reply

The last line IN response to B from Los Angeles asking about the last verse: those last four marks are extremely rare, with the final three final found only once in the Torah. The fourth-to-last, Shalsheles, is simply three of pazeir (beginning of forth line) stretched across the word. The third and second I don't know, and I don't think there is even a Chabad tradition for the last one. Hope this helps. Reply

Please answer as I'm a bit confused.

1. Do you have a file which shows the writtenmusic notes with corresponding Hebrew for the cantillation tropes?

2. The tropes in the above list do not correspond in toto with the list of tropes called Set Aleph, etc. Reply

missing Parshios in Devarim Hi rabbi Slavin,

Thank you very much for sharing all the Torah reading audios, When you get a chance can you complete sefer Devarim. Reply

compliment Rabbi Slavin's chanting is very enjoyable. He is a "guten" bal koreih. Reply

where's the last verse? it's missing from the audio... Reply

Possible Answer This article on the Chabad website might explain it.
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Trop Can anyone tell me where I can find the method used to assign notes to a specific word, or is it haphazard? Reply