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<font color="#000080">Many years ago, when I used to daven in a
hassideshe shtiebel in Mount Airy (Philadelphia), the (shtikel) Rebbe --
who was the baal korei -- also read it with a special trope.<br><br>
He was from Romania. I never learned the reason for the special
tune.<br><br>
The shul no longer exists, but I understand that his son has a shul in
the Northeast (Philadelphia).<br><br>
</font>At 09:51 18-08-2009 +1000, "SBA"
<Areivim@sba2.com> stated:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Following the nusach the late
original and long-time baal-koreh of our shul<br>
(an Oberlender via Pressburg), when it comes to (Eikev 8:9)
'Umeharereho<br>
tachtzov nechoshes' - it is leined in a special drawn out
trop/niggun.<br><br>
Just wondering if has anyone knows any reason for this or know of
another<br>
Shul where it is done so?</blockquote>
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