Trope Toolbox

Trope Toolbox

By Rabbi Eli Garfinkel

  • Category: Education
  • Release Date: 2010-04-29
  • Current Version: 2.1
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 63.80 MB
  • Developer: Rabbi Eli Garfinkel
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 10.3
Score: 2.05882
2.05882
From 17 Ratings

Description

Trope Toolbox enables users to learn, review, and teach the Ta'amei HaMiqra (cantillation symbols) for the reading of the Torah, Haftarot, and Megillat Esther. The app helps students learn the subtle but important differences between the cantillation systems.

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Reviews

  • Forget about it!

    1
    By BlkPumpkin
    I wish I read all the reviews before purchasing it, (amateur move on my part). It does not work... useless.

  • Don't waste your $

    1
    By Ms Peabody
    Keeps crashing and tropes are not right. Look elsewhere.

  • No Sound

    1
    By Sadly, it does not work correctly
    Hi, what happen to the Sound?

  • Where does this trope come from?

    1
    By Cantorcohn
    In my 32 year career as a Cantor, I have never heard this version of trope before. This app would be much more useful with more common melodies for the tropes. I erased the app from my phone as soon as I heard it

  • Trope

    2
    By gh3 grandmaster
    Was this for sefard? I am Ashkenazic and this is of no use to me.

  • Not worth purchasing

    1
    By donotpurchase
    Waste of money. The intonations are incorrect for Ashkenazi and the cantor cannot hit the right pitch. I purchased it to help my son prepare for his bar mitzvah and it is unusable.

  • A TrailBlazer

    2
    By Lable M
    Thanks to the Rabbi for blazing the trail. A decent first pass at the trope but too limited. Hopefully a later version will have more of the full combinations that are required to chant the parshas correctly and I would expect a free upgrade!! Shalom!

  • Worth 90 cents but costs 99

    1
    By ShirAHH
    This is mildly helpful but does not help combine sounds or teach any but the most rudimentary single symbols. Takes up space. Wish I could delete but I'm new to the iTouch.

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