About
Traditional Bible Reading
In ancient times, even
when the Temple existed, a tradition of reading Bible verses was
transferred from generation to generation orally, by teachers
(MELAMDIM) who taught the kids babies to read the whole Bible. When the
children were returning for teacher reading from the book, he teaches
them with melody hints of the next word by special gestures with his
hands, where every gesture has her own melody.
BA'ALEY HAMESORA, determined special signs that their shape reminds the
hand movement of MELAMED when teaching kids babies reading, and listed
them under the words or above the words so the learner knew how to sing
that word. These signs are Cantillation (Ta'amey Hamikra).
About
the Cantor
Zohar Yashar, born in
winter 1973 at Jerusalem (Israel), serves as a Torah Reader and Cantor
at synagogues in Jerusalem and its environs, according to the
Yerushalmi (Sepharadi) rendition. In addition, taught lots of children
to Read the Torah as a preparation for Bar Mitzvah and gained knowledge
of the Mikra grammar.
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