[HANASHIR:16570] Re: portions written out

[Amy Fried <jdkrheum...>]

As mentioned before on this list, also check out: 

http://bible.ort.org/books/torahd5.asp

-Amy

From: Sholom Simon 
  To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org 
  Cc: hava (at) execpc(dot)com 
  Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 9:44 AM
  Subject: [HANASHIR:16569] Re: portions written out



  > Huh! I clicked on your link and found a company devoted to security
  > technologies, including homeland security!
  >
  > Hava Kohl-Riggs. LCSW
  > Professional Life Coach
  > know your purpose, live your dreams

  The original writer spelled it wrong.  Trope Trainer is from Kinnor, 
  <http://www.kinnor.com/>

  FWIW: I heartily agree with her endorsement.  It has all the torah
  portions, all the haftara portions (and various calendars for them --
  diaspora, Israel, tri-ennial), Eicha, Ruth, etc etc.

  Further, it has quite a number of different trope styles (Binder, Chabad,
  Sephardic, etc etc.)

  You can adjust the pitch, the speed, etc.

  And it has a tutorial for learning it all.

  While it plays, it also displays the notes in musical notation.

  By far the best tool I have ever seen for this sort of thing.

  -- Sholom (a happy customer) Simon




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