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Different Trop when laining

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Ignoring the question of why, there is a practice of using different musical trop when laining the 10 commandments from when studying it.

Are there other examples of different trop or pronunciation when using text in different contexts for other parts of chumash?

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posted 12 months ago
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The only other place with dual cantillation traditions is Genesis 35:22. (1 comment)
Do traditional congregations lein Sh'ma in the liturgy? I'm used to hearing non-trop Sh'ma plus trop... (2 comments)
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Do traditional congregations lein Sh'ma in the liturgy? I'm used to hearing non-trop Sh'ma plus trop...
Monica Cellio‭ wrote 12 months ago
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Do traditional congregations lein Sh'ma in the liturgy? I'm used to hearing non-trop Sh'ma plus trop v'ahavta etc, but I've had limited exposure to orthodox services and have no idea what's normative on this.

rosends‭ wrote 12 months ago
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I have been in school minyanim which sing all 3 p'rakim with the proper trop and ones where people just "chant" on their own, and ones where things are more quiet. There is no set rule about an alternate set of t'amim (though I thought that the halacha includes a statement recommending saying with the torah trop).