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Geresh

Torah trope lesson

How to Chant the Geresh Trope — Torah Cantillation Lesson

Geresh is a Torah trope marking a pause, which also appears as the doubled Gershayim. This lesson teaches the Geresh phrase and how it connects to the tropes around it.

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What this lesson teaches

  1. Recognize the Geresh and Gershayim symbols.
  2. Listen to the Geresh melody.
  3. Chant the Geresh phrase.
  4. Practice Geresh in context with surrounding tropes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Geresh trope?

A trope marking a pause within a phrase; when doubled it is called Gershayim.

What is the difference between Geresh and Gershayim?

Gershayim is the doubled form of Geresh, with its own melodic variation.

How do you chant Geresh?

With a short, distinctive melodic turn that signals a minor pause.

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