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- Chazante abstract "Traditionally, Jewish law has not allowed women to lead the prayer service in the synagogue. Even the Reform movement did not train female cantors until the early 1970s. Two forms of female cantors have developed:A chazante is a woman performing cantoral music outside the synagogue. The word is a Yiddish declension of chazan (Hebrew and Yiddish for cantor), to the feminine.A chazaneet is a woman leading Jewish prayer services. The word is the feminine, Hebrew declension of the word chazan.Chazantes generally performed cantorial music outside the synagogue. Famous chazantes in the mid 20th century include: Betty Simonoff, Liviya Taychil, Sabina Kurtzweil, Sophie Kurtzer, Perele Feyg, Jean Gornish and Freydele Oysher. Most of the chazantes followed the tradition of their male counterparts and played up their European pedigrees by adopting nicknames like \"Di Odesser chazante\" (The Odessa chazante) or \"Di Ungarishe chazante\" (The Hungarian chazante).The term chazaneet is a more recent one referring to a woman leading the prayer services. In recent decades, both the reform and conservative communities have allowed women to lead services. Betty Robbins was possibly the first female cantor in 1955 though Barbara Ostfeld-Horowitz is usually given that distinction since her investiture at the Hebrew Union College in 1975. With the creation of Orthodox Partnership minyanim, orthodox women are allowed to lead parts of the prayer services.".
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- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Barbara_Ostfeld.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Betty_Robbins.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Betty_Simonoff.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jewish_law_and_rituals.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jewish_music.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jewish_services.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Category:Judaism_and_women.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Category:Women_hazzans.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Declension.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Freydele_Oysher.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Halakha.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Hazzan.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Hebrew_Union_College-Jewish_Institute_of_Religion.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Hebrewlanguage.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Jean_Gornish.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Jewish_feminism.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Jewish_prayer.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Liviya_Taychil.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Orthodox_Judaism.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Partnership_minyan.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Perele_Feyg.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Reform.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Religious_Jewish_music.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Sabina_Kurtzweil.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Sophie_Kurtzer.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Women_in_Judaism.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLink Yiddish.
- Chazante wikiPageWikiLinkText "Chazante".
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- Chazante subject Category:Jewish_law_and_rituals.
- Chazante subject Category:Jewish_music.
- Chazante subject Category:Jewish_services.
- Chazante subject Category:Judaism_and_women.
- Chazante subject Category:Women_hazzans.
- Chazante type Singer.
- Chazante type Hazzan.
- Chazante type Occupation.
- Chazante type Service.
- Chazante type Singer.
- Chazante type Study.
- Chazante comment "Traditionally, Jewish law has not allowed women to lead the prayer service in the synagogue. Even the Reform movement did not train female cantors until the early 1970s. Two forms of female cantors have developed:A chazante is a woman performing cantoral music outside the synagogue. The word is a Yiddish declension of chazan (Hebrew and Yiddish for cantor), to the feminine.A chazaneet is a woman leading Jewish prayer services.".
- Chazante label "Chazante".
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- Chazante sameAs Q5088667.
- Chazante wasDerivedFrom Chazante?oldid=694852389.
- Chazante isPrimaryTopicOf Chazante.