In addition, I've separated families of te'amim with a blank line, and placed a comma after te'amim mafsekim, to remind you where the breaks are.
11. Mapach pashta, katon.
12. Pashta, munach katon.
13. Pashta, katon.
15. Kadma v'azla.
16. Geresh.
18. Munach r'vi'i.
19. R'vi'i.
20. Gershayim.
21. Munach Gershayim.
- please note that although in the book darga appears on its own, since darga is a ta'am m'chaber that appears only before munach r'vi'i or t'vir, it should be practiced this way and not on its own.
23. T'vir.
24. Darga t'vir.
25. Mercha t'vir.
27. Kadma mercha t'vir.
28. Munach darga t'vir.
*** Remember, one should practice combining 23-28 with a tipcha clause (2,4,6,8) with the pause being after the tipcha, and not after the t'vir.
*** Remember, one should practice combining 23-28 with a tipcha clause (2,4,6,8) with the pause being after the tipcha, and not after the t'vir.
30. Munach t'lisha-k'tana (remember - this is a ta'am m'chaber - no breathing after it!)
31. Munach munach pazer.
32. Zakef gadol.
33. Y'tiv, munach katon.
34. Y'tiv, katon.
36. Munach zarka, segol.
37. Zarka, munach segol.
38. Zarka, segol.
-mercha kfula only appears in the haftarah of b'ha'alotcha (and hence Chanukah), and so the example recorded is in context.
40. End of aliyah cadences:
a) Mercha tipcha, mercha sof pasuk
Israeli - Mercha tipcha, mercha sof-pasuk.
b) Tipcha, mercha sof pasuk
Israeli - Tipcha, mercha sof-pasuk.
c) Tipcha, sof pasuk
Israeli - Tipcha, sof-pasuk.
d) Mercha tipcha, sof pasuk
Israeli -Mercha tipcha, sof-pasuk.
Blessings before and after the Haftarah Reading:
- Blessing after the reading (North American Reform Minhag) - will post when someone asks me too...
- Blessing after the reading, Israeli Reform version ( רפורמי ישראלי)
