Suzanne Haik Vantoura - NPR Morning Edition 1986

[@tomblanchard4401]

My wife and I were present that evening in Paris for the premiere of the Song of Solomon. It was an incredible experience!

[@timdunnigan7107]

Thank you for sharing a peek into this dimension of His revelation. There is a hunger to explore whatever He has revealed in all forms, the musical level might be one of the more powerful given the straight to the core manner of comm. There will be a song that only the Redeemed can sing, what a special experience that will be.

[@southgeorgiaswingers1209]

QSL 5/30/24. Very interesting. I wish I was more musically inclined. Thank you Rex.

[@logicaredux5205]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@DNeck9]

4/1/24, Very cool!

[@TheGreatPyramid]

Wonderful!

[@alexschmidt9050]

Very interesting

[@lorenaflores8957]

So lucky! Do they still perform this there? I’d love to go to concert someday.

[@adventureunderground2234]

Would love to be able to buy the sheet music to all this. So awesome.

[@brightbite]

Exactly, where do we even find this recording?? It's NOWHERE.

[@lorenaflores8957]

I’m sure they’ve hidden it. I can tell you without a doubt it is POWERFUL. I had a demon manifest just listening to it and that’s never happened to me before with a song.

[@ahavahyisrael]

It's all in every Torah scroll

[@AndersErichsen-rr7vs]

This is all good and all... but were to find the music?

[@webley08]

drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ITgN7hnWmNQnU1OUVObHBCRjQ/edit

[@whashdan]

@@webley08 Thank you SO much!

[@whashdan]

Do you happen to have Vol. 2? I am looking for the Isaiah part...

[@TomMurphy28]

@@webley08 I would love to pick your brain. Are you in social media? If not, how can I reach out to you?

[@lorenaflores8957]

@@webley08Thank you so much! where did you find this?

[@aggabus]

22 letters The Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters. It does not have case. Five letters have different forms when used at the end of a word. Hebrew is written from right to left.

[@joshyam4026]

The Masorah text contains 1) Hebrew alphabet ;2) niqqudah ; 3) "cantillation marks" or Taamim טעמים Suzanne Haïk Vantoura proposed an integrated deciphering solution to the Taamim, put upper and lower of the alphabet.

[@aggabus]

1:47; she say 20 She talk about Ezra time Vowel and other mark

[@ahavahyisrael]

Jews have always known these are marks for vocal incantations. They words have been chanted like this for many centuries

[@FriendllyAK47]

Would like to hear how she got this? It seems like a self fulfilling construct.

[@aggabus]

5:07 20 signs no 22 letters

[@Nehmi]

the 20 signs are accent marks, not the 22 letters

[@aggabus]

Sub (view) count broke?

[@jsamc]

so few views

[@rtoguidver3651]

Now find the Vowel's to YHWH.

[@Wataru-w8c]

We still couldn't pronounce it even if we knew it. 😂 His name is breath of life.

[@rtoguidver3651]

@@Wataru-w8c I agree with Breath of Life that some people call Holy Spirit = Kodesh Ruach ... The High Priest spoke God's name on the Day of Atonement in the Holy of Holies once a year. Exodus 34:14 “For thou shalt worship no other god: for the LORD, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God:”

[@ahavahyisrael]

The vowels are written in every prayer book. But we don't say them.

[@rtoguidver3651]

@@ahavahyisrael What are the vowels ? All I see YHWH.?

[@rightclick7266]

I don't understand why the "revealed" music of the bible should have such a modern European influence.

[@MrHenhei]

Could be the other way round?

[@SteveSteeleSoundSymphony]

Because Suzanne Haïk-Vantoura’s conclusions are probably wrong. It’s more than likely that she misinterpreted melodic fragments in the text for scale tones. She decided that the Phrygian Dominant scale was the “biblical scale”. I highly doubt it. Although this scale has its roots in the Middle East and Spain, and it’s the scale used in Hava Nagila, it’s a western 7-note tonal scale. Ancient middle eastern singing used a lot of microtonal intervals, which this scale has none. Many music historians rejected her findings for several reasons, most of all that she misunderstood what the marking meant, and she didn’t take into account ancient Babylonian and Palestinian music systems.

[@jsamc]

@@SteveSteeleSoundSymphony kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZmVfKp7rMalpcUsi=QrvXHNQY1mhGLUjl. I hope ur wrong.