cantor

Considered by some as the "last of the great cantors".

The members of the group act as readers and cantors.

He was descended from a long family line of music teachers and cantors.

It has also trained music leaders and cantors, though those programs are not currently active.

"The real Jewish law says there should not be any women as rabbis or cantors."

The four cantors share professional lay backgrounds in music along with their religious roles.

Both men and women may be rabbis or cantors.

The cantors are also aware that they benefit from a nationwide scarcity.

A wealth of other elements swirl and form around the cantors' trails.

Even the Reform movement did not train female cantors until the early 1970s.

The nature of the Cantors' afflictions came as a surprise to neighbors yesterday.

Prior to this time, American cantors were often trained in Europe.

The Cantors have also given the university more than 180 works by Rodin over the years.

Cantors, not unlike opera singers, are known as a vain breed.

As of 2007, 520 ordained rabbis and 179 invested cantors have been women.

Innovations under his leadership have included the granting of full rights to women as rabbis and cantors.

Guest rabbis and cantors will alternate with temple members in leading services.

For centuries only men served as cantors or rabbis.

Since then, the Cantors have given millions of dollars and most of the collection to museums.

Their arrangements are still required study for student cantors and continue to be sung by choirs of all levels.

Cantors - Those who dedicate themselves to the study of pure mathematics for its own sake.

The seminary he founded has ordained over 80 rabbis and cantors.

As of 2011, a decision has been made to "ordain" rather than "invest" cantors.

These communities could no longer relate to the European-trained cantors of their communal past.

Choirs and cantors from congregations around the city will give a free concert of seasonal music.