hazzanim造句

• Cantors Assembly is the largest body of hazzanim in the world.
• His wife, Esther, is also the daughter and sister of hazzanim.
• As was customary for noted hazzanim of the time, Hershman released several records of cantorial and Jewish folk music.
• Cantors Assembly first allowed women to join in 1990; women have been ordained as hazzanim in Conservative Judaism since 1987.
• The Edmond J . Safra Synagogue of Brooklyn, New York also practices Baqashot every Shabbat under the leadership of Rabbi Mansour and several Hazzanim.
• Conversely, the Syrian community knows two types of Torah cantillation, a simpler one for general use and a more elaborate one used by professional hazzanim.
• Over the centuries the community has absorbed many Sephardi immigrants from Italy and North Africa, including many of its rabbis and " hazzanim ".
• In 1926 he conducted the more than 100-voice chorus of the Jewish Ministers Cantors Association ( the Hazzanim Farband Chor ) in his biblically-based cantata, Oz yashir.
• At first the Dutch conversos had little knowledge of Judaism and had to recruit rabbis and " hazzanim " from Italy, and occasionally Morocco and Salonica, to teach them.
• The Cantorial School describes itself as training " select advanced students as hazzanim ( cantors ) for congregational service or as teachers of Jewish music, choral directors, composers, or research scholars ."
• In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, in particular in Italy at the time of the Italian unification, hazzanim sometimes doubled as opera singers, and some liturgical compositions from this period reflect this operatic character.
• On the other hand, in the first half of the 20th century, the New York community employed a series of " hazzanim " from Holland, with the result that the community's musical tradition remained close to that of Amsterdam.
• Later in the century, as synagogues began to utilize choirs singing in Western harmony, a number of hazzanim, who had received formal training in Western music, began to compose works for the synagogue, many of which are still in use today in the congregations of their countries.
• The school is technically divided into two parts : the entity formally known as the " H . L . Miller Cantorial School " invests students as hazzanim, while the entity known as the " College of Jewish Music " awards the master's degree in Sacred Music.
• In 1989, Lubin was one of the first two Cantors to participate in a joint project by the Cantors Assembly and the National Coalition Supporting Soviet Jewry to encourage missions of Hazzanim to travel to the Soviet Union to teach, conduct services, and to hold discussions on musical and liturgical subjects.
• As former conversos or the descendants of former conversos, Spanish and Portuguese Jews developed a distinctive ritual based on a melding of the remnants of the Judaism of pre-expulsion Spain, which they had practiced in secrecy during their time as New Christians, and influenced by the Judaism as practiced by the communities ( including Italian Jewish rites practiced by rabbis and hazzanim recruited from those communities to instruct them in ritual practice.