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I've heard (but don't remember where) that the music that is prohibited during the three weeks is one or both of: music with instruments, recorded music. I've heard conflicting things about a cape...
#1: Initial revision
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Monica Cellio
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2020-07-19T02:26:20Z (almost 4 years ago)
I've heard (but don't remember where) that the music that is prohibited during the three weeks is one or both of: music with instruments, recorded music. I've heard conflicting things about *a capella* music. What is the status of *a capella* music? Does it matter if it is live or recorded? Does it matter if it is one singer or a group? Does the nature of the music itself matter (maybe it's ok to sing mournful songs but not joyous ones?)? Does it matter how many people are listening (maybe singing for a few friends, or a group practicing for a later performance, is different from giving a public concert)?