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Definition of hazzan in English: hazzannounPlural hazzanimxəˈzɑːnˈhɑːz(ə)nˈKHäzən another term for cantor (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples - Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim.
- Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services.
- The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam.
- The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim.
- Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published.
- While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations.
- I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible.
- Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College.
- At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined.
OriginMid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān 'cantor', possibly from Assyrian hazannu 'mayor, headman'. Definition of hazzan in US English: hazzannounˈKHäzən another term for cantor (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples - The second CD contains performances of cantorial music and Yiddish songs by hazzanim who were active in Amsterdam.
- Born in Luba, Volhynia, in the Ukraine, he sang in cantorial choirs in that region and then in Odessa, where he worked with many great hazzanim.
- The Bene Israel themselves never had a rabbi of their own, although individuals versed both in Sephardi and exclusive Bene Israel liturgy acted as hazzanim.
- Most major Jewish communities in the world now have professional associations of hazzanim and several bulletins and journals are regularly published.
- At the present time, 20 hazzanim per year are graduated from the major training institutions combined.
- While there may be those who claim to be hazzanim or less than desirable candidates, that does not justify the diminished quality of prayer in such lay-led congregations.
- I really thought nothing of it. [When I was in the army] I spent most weekends at home, and went to services at the local synagogue where I would join the hazzan for lunch and spend the afternoon with his family studying the Bible.
- Students will complete two professional internships, as hazzanim and as Jewish educators, as well as choral performance internships with either the Zamir Chorale of Boston or Koleinu: The Jewish Community Chorus of Boston, both based at Hebrew College.
- Our hazzanim for the evening just chanted different forms of the kaddish, a prayer found woven throughout all of our worship services.
OriginMid 17th century: from Hebrew ḥazzān ‘cantor’, possibly from Assyrian hazannu ‘mayor, headman’. |