We've just finished the two Jewish Holidays which demand the most time in a synagogue listening to and singing along with a chazan/cantor.
Here in Shiloh, all of our "cantors" are volunteers. They are mostly neighbors and don't get paid. Personally, I don't miss the professional chazanim, who sometimes perform more than doven. Listening to those lovely voices is fun on a rare occasion, but since I like to sing along, our amateurs suit me better. But I'd like to know your opinion, thanks.
Please vote in the comments, thanks.
You can rank the choices here, too.
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Here in Shiloh, all of our "cantors" are volunteers. They are mostly neighbors and don't get paid. Personally, I don't miss the professional chazanim, who sometimes perform more than doven. Listening to those lovely voices is fun on a rare occasion, but since I like to sing along, our amateurs suit me better. But I'd like to know your opinion, thanks.
Please vote in the comments, thanks.
You can rank the choices here, too.
- Voice
- Soul
- Tunes
- Choir
- Speed
- Innovation
- Other
Chag Sameach
