Today we conclude our historical, cultural and scientific analysis of Hebrew music with an examination TropeLearning.com. This is an excellent introductory website for those wanting to become more fluent in Hebrew as well as those wanting to know more about musical cancellation within Torah and Hafftarah portions. Robert provides music theory analysis of the musical phrasic word for word on Aleph and Bet Examples.

We continue our journey into Hebraic music by reviewing the role of the Chazzum and other roles within the Synagogue. As well as unpacking the history of Cantoring for the role of the Chazzum and the background of education and use within various forms of worship.

My Jewish Learning web links

Cantillation; Chanting, or Leying the Bible?

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/cantillation-chanting-the-bible/

Cantoral Music Learning to appreciate Hazzanut Cantorial Music

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/cantorial-music/

What is a Cantor, Hazzan or Chazan?

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-cantor/

Bethor.org

How to chant the Torah and Haftarah

https://www.bethor.org/torah-trope

On Christmas Eve Robert addresses a real set of problems. The first being the influence of a poorly written historical work called the Two Babylons by Alexander Hislop and its impact on the Jehovah Witnesses and its similar spiritual permeation into Messianic/Hebrew Roots.