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YJN #200 - 06/04/10 - Cantor Korn on Melodies for V’Ahavta and Mi Chamoca

Content Summary Cantor Leigh Korn explores the reason the melody for V’Ahavta rarely changes at Erev Shabbat services, but can vary widely for Mi Chamoca.

This week’s links:

Cantor Korn chants the V’Ahavta; transliteration included
V’Ahavta lessons, from Torah Focus
Mi Chamoca, chanted by former Temple Isaiah Cantor Chanin Becker, with transliteration included
Fusion: Tradition and Change in Synagogue Music, from the United Synagogue Review

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06/04/10 | 0 Comments | YJN #200 - 06/04/10 - Cantor Korn on Melodies for V’Ahavta and Mi Chamoca

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