Cantillation (from the Latin cantare, meaning “to sing”) is the practice of chanting from the biblical books in the Jewish canon.

Jewish texts and source sheets about Leyning from Torah, Talmud and other sources in Sefaria's library.

When the Torah is read in the Synagogue it is often chanted. This is often described as leyning, which comes from the Yiddish word 'Leyn' which means to read.

Chant the aliyah blessings, Torah portion and haftarah like a pro! Use this interactive tool to learn to chant the Torah at synagogue. Select any Torah portion ...

Like all new skills, leyning becomes easier and more natural the more you do it. Over the years we have trained more than 40 adult members to leyn or chant ...

3 окт. 2022 г. · We are pleased to offer support for REST API for Torah Reading for full kriyah leyning on Shabbat and holidays, Triennial (optionally) for ...

Are you interested in brushing up on your chanting torah and haftarah, and davenning skills? We will help you become a more confident torah and haftarah reader ...

27 февр. 2022 г. · When leyning Torah, you chant from the scroll itself, which has no vowel or cantillation marks. Beginners might take months to learn a few ...

30 авг. 2020 г. · Jack Kessler's 2014 article on the Jewish Renewal practice of adapting English readings with Hafatara trope (cantillation marks).

In this section you can learn to read the weekly Torah portion online. The text that appears on the Chumash side has the vowels and the notes.