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Tevir

Torah trope lesson

How to Chant the Tevir Trope — Torah Cantillation Lesson

Tevir is a Torah trope that marks a pause leading toward a stronger break, often appearing with Mercha and Darga. This lesson teaches the Tevir phrase and its common combinations.

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What this lesson teaches

  1. Recognize the Tevir symbol.
  2. Listen to the Tevir melody and its lead-in tropes.
  3. Chant the Tevir phrase.
  4. Practice Mercha-Tevir and Darga-Tevir combinations.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Tevir trope?

A trope marking a subordinate pause, frequently chanted as part of a Mercha-Tevir or Darga-Tevir phrase.

What tropes go with Tevir?

Tevir is commonly preceded by Mercha or Darga to form a connected melodic phrase.

How do you chant Tevir?

With a melody that leads into a pause, setting up the next, stronger break in the verse.

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