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Un hazzan ou chazzan (chantre) est un officiant qui, expert en cantillation liturgique des textes hébreux, aide le rabbin à diriger la prière chantée de la synagogue. Bien entraîné dans les arts vocaux, il connait aussi toutes les subtilités grammaticales de la cantillation.
La direction des offices religieux judaïques obéit à des règles traditionnelles, mais les sources rabbiniques classiques ne fournissent pas l'idée d'un chantre professionnel. Dans le judaïsme réformé, cette fonction peut être exercée par une femme[1].
Les offices juifs ont leur propre section, le siddour, et les prières des offices y sont respectueusement recueillies.
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Notes et références
- ↑ Keith Crim, The Perennial Dictionary of World Religions (originellement Abingdon Dictionary of Living Religions), page 157.
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