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 Shalom! You've been asked to take an aliyah or you just want to perfect your pronunciation of some of our prayers. Here is where you can practice. Click on the musical notes below to hear me chant the blessings. Then try yourself. Soon you will be confident enough to join us on the bimah! Taking an AliyahWhen called for an aliyah, come forward and stand to the Torah reader's right. Take a corner of your tallit or the Torah tie and touch it to the place in the scroll the Torah reader shows you. Kiss the tallit or Torah tie. Grasp both atzei hayim (Torah handles), roll the scroll closed and recite the blessings (also found on a card on the Torah reading table) as follows. Begin by saying: (Click the notes below to listen to Cantor chant the blessing)
Blessings Before Torah Reading
Wait for the congregation to respond:
You then repeat their response:
Continue with the brachah:
Roll the scroll open, hold the right atz chayim (handle) in your left hand and follow as the aliyah is read. Take a corner of your tallit or the Torah tie and touch it to the place in the scroll the Torah reader shows you. Kiss the tallit or Torah tie. Grasp both atzei hayim (Torah handles), roll the scroll closed and recite the blessing: (Click the notes below to listen to Cantor chant the blessing)
Step to your right and remain on the bimah through the end of the next aliyah. Yasher koach! I hope to see you soon on the bimah! |
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