Torah trope lesson
How to Chant the Revia Trope — Torah Cantillation Lesson
Revia is a Torah trope that marks a pause within a phrase, shown by a diamond-shaped mark above the word. This lesson teaches the Revia phrase and how it fits into the structure of a verse.
What this lesson teaches
- Recognize the diamond-shaped Revia symbol.
- Listen to the Revia melody.
- Chant the Revia phrase.
- Practice Revia together with neighboring tropes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Revia trope?
A trope marking a pause inside a phrase, written as a small diamond above the accented letter.
What does Revia look like?
A diamond-shaped dot positioned above the word.
Where does Revia appear in a verse?
Within the larger phrases of a verse, marking a subordinate pause.
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