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Pazer, Zakef Gadol & Telisha

Torah trope lesson

Pazer, Zakef Gadol & Telisha Trope Phrases — Torah Cantillation

This lesson teaches three less-common Torah tropes — Pazer, Zakef Gadol, and Telisha Gedola — including their distinctive symbols and melodies.

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What this lesson teaches

  1. Recognize the Pazer, Zakef Gadol, and Telisha symbols.
  2. Listen to each melody in turn.
  3. Chant each phrase.
  4. Practice these tropes within full verses.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pazer trope?

A trope with an elaborate melody, marking a pause and often stretching over several words.

What is Zakef Gadol?

A pausal trope used when the word stands on its own, related to but distinct from Zakef Katon.

What is Telisha Gedola?

A trope marked at the start of a word, with its own characteristic melodic turn.

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