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End of an Aliyah

Torah trope lesson

How to Chant the End of an Aliyah — Torah Cantillation Lesson

Each aliyah (Torah portion section) ends with a recognizable closing phrase. This lesson teaches how to chant the end of an aliyah so you can finish your section confidently.

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What this lesson teaches

  1. Identify the final verse of the aliyah.
  2. Listen to the closing phrase.
  3. Chant the end of the aliyah.
  4. Practice finishing into the closing blessing.

Frequently asked questions

How do you end an aliyah when chanting Torah?

With the closing Sof Pasuk phrase of the final verse, often given a slightly fuller cadence to signal the section is complete.

Is the end of an aliyah chanted differently?

The trope is the same, but readers often round out the final phrase to mark the close of the section.

Why learn the end of an aliyah separately?

Knowing exactly how to finish helps you hand off cleanly to the blessings and the next reader.

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