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Adon Olam - Emile Kaçmann* - Ceremonial Music Of The Synagogue (Vinyl, LP, Album)

Many communities have professional cantors who lead the community regularly in prayer. This practice dates back several centuries, and it has led to the development of an extensive repertoire of cantorial music. Often written in the notational system of classical Western music, the cantorial repertoire represents an element of virtuosity and soloism. Professional cantors are especially important in cases where the majority of the congregation does not know the words or nusah of prayer, but many congregations find that a cantor with a beautiful voice may enhance the synagogue experience.

The technology of recording in the last few generations allows us to hear voices of great cantors such as Jan Peerce also a prominent opera singer , Israel Alter, and Yossele Rosenblatt. Hymns and poetry constitute a subsection of the prayerbook.

As early as the fifth century, Jewish poets composed piyyutim , poetry intended to enhance the prayer service. These piyyutim, as well as the more recent hymns and songs inserted into the prayer service, possess a regular poetic meter. For that reason, hymns and piyyutim often lend themselves to more regularly metered musical settings. It is that populist element of Hasidut that encouraged the melodies of niggunim to be relatively simple and repetitive.

Often, the words of the niggunim were omitted in favor of humming or syllabic singing. The practice of singing niggunim was popularized beyond the boundaries of Hasidut in the late 20th century by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, who composed and recorded hundreds of them. Today, niggunim may be heard as part of synagogue services as well as outside the context of prayer at celebrations and lifecycle events. Rosh Hashanah. While everything provided on this site is offered in good faith, and to as high a degree of accuracy as possible, the producers of this Web site take no responsibility or liability for anything appertaining to the material on this site, nor for any consequences, actual or implied, deriving from the use thereof.

Learn more about when works pass into the public domain. You are cordially asked to refrain from using the material on this site for any purpose that could be deemed an inappropriate use of synagogue music of this kind. Upload permission form What's new: Please see home page. Last updated: February Shul choir teaching kits Download zipped packs containing the musical score and relevant midi or mp3 files to help choir members learn their parts even if they have minimal training in music.

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