Hi everyone, I am a woman but I’ve always been interested in hazzanut. I am fluent in Hebrew and good at singing. I won’t do it for men – I plan to do it for groups of women and for my family only.
I am currently learning the hazzanut of a few mincha prayers from youtube – I plan to ‘lead’ mincha at my (women only) workplace. I would like to learn different nosachim, different prayers, tips and tricks etc and any theory related to hazzanut, of course. Anything recommended online :)?
Can I go study from a man who does it, if he does not hear me practice? Or are there any women in Israel (north, central) who teach this?
I am also learning to read from the Torah. I understand I can read in front of women and some rabbis (such as HaRav Yosef Ovadia) say in front of men as well. I can read megillah in front of both. But I’m not sure what are the appropriate conditions for a person/woman to do aliyah le’torah – what are they? What would happen if I volunteered to do megilat Ruth at my (chabbad) synagogue for Shavu’ot?
submitted by /u/flower_power_g1rl
[link] [comments]
Source: Reditt
