Tap any word to hear its trope. Turn off the vowels when you are ready. Practice from the plain scroll text before the big day.
Colors show which musical phrase each word belongs to.
Tikkun mode shows the words the way they appear in the Torah scroll: letters only. No vowels, no trope marks, no verse numbers, no punctuation. This is what you will read from on the big day.
Melodies from a printed source, sung by a synthesized voice. Each tradition plays hand transcriptions of Francis L. Cohen’s trope table in the Jewish Encyclopedia (1902). A printed table simplifies a living oral tradition, and communities and teachers vary. Tropes not yet transcribed play one plain placeholder tone and say so. Learn the real tune from your tutor.
Three right answers from a verse marks that verse as learned.
Every plan includes the full portion, trope practice, a choice of tradition, and tutor recording upload.