Tricks Of The Trope: Lesson 3

[@YHWHELOHIYM]

This is absolutely fascinating.

[@dafnadafi]

Todah Rabah a thousand times over!! I have tried in past years, on and off to commit the symbols to memory. I just couldn't do it. But being a kinesthetic learner, (oh my!) you developed a simple and elegant solution for me and I am sure ( I am an artist educator in dance and theatre for 40 years) for many, many other learners as well. Kol Ha Kavod Lach Hazzan Brown!!!

[@xkilledxdestinyx]

Thank you so much for these lessons! They're so simple and easy to understand! They're also quite fun.

[@thedylanshow1]

Tricks of the Trope!!! ✡🎉 Thank you!

[@geoffgarber309]

Lovely, I enjoyed working through the tropes with you. Do you have similar Haftarah exercises?

[@islandgirl113]

Thank you so much for these lessons!

[@williamjayaraj2244]

Thanks for teaching the Torch trope.

[@user-kp3lj7kp1i]

Thank you for these! So the seghol phrases are almost the same for Troah and Haftarah?

[@yelnats61]

1:15 Correction. Gedola points to the left.

[@Sharilynnk]

thank you so much I agree, I've been trying myself for years and this is fabulous, kinesthetic, visual, auditory learner....yasher koach Hazzan Brown, I'm going to use this with my students.

[@edwardleal2976]

Thank you for these videos. Would love haftorah lessons. Megilot and Tehillim?

[@gaylen7074]

Please update the names of your Trope videos to say Torah vs Haftara. Thanks.

[@user-zd7ki4cf6n]

Very helpful! I would make a few changes, but on the whole great!

[@lim7lim]

0:24 זקף גדול, גרשיים 0:48 תלישא קטנה 1:21 תלישא גדולה 1:47 פזר 2:21 זרקא, סגול 3:16 משפטים שלמים 5:10 סוף פסוק בסיום עליה 5:34 משפט סיום עליה

[@TheGadagada]

תודה רבה. שיטה נהדרת

[@RabbiStephenEpstein]

You're a genius

[@421sap]

B''H, Amen

[@chloelevian682]

hi canter

[@chloelevian682]

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