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Pazer (Hebrew: פָּזֵר) is a
cantillation mark
found in the Torah, Haftarah, and
other books of the
Hebrew Bible. The
pazer is
generally followed by a Telisha...
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Pazer "Lavish" or "strewn",
because it has a
complex tune with many notes.:In
Sephardi communities, its
called Pazer Gadol,
meaning "great
Pazer", for...
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Dialogue and ADR
Becky ****van,
Daniel S. Irwin, John C.
Stuver and Mic****e
Pazer Nominated National Movie Awards Best Action/Adventure Film
Nominated Best...
- Munach-Zarka-Munach-Segol
Rivia group: Munach-Munach-Rivia *
Pazer/Telisha: Munach-Munach-
Pazer (sometimes)-Telisha
ketana or
gedola * When
there are two...
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longer melody. The
Telisha trope can
occur independently or can
follow a
Pazer or one of
several other trope sounds. The
Telisha ketana must be followed...
- Film
Michael Minkler,
Warren Shaw, Will Digby, Dave McMoyler, Mic****e
Pazer,
David Tichauer and Paul
Carden Nominated Outstanding Achievement in Sound...
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Charles Maynes, Paul Aulicino, John C. Stuver,
David Williams, Mic****e
Pazer, John Finklea, Jody Thomas, and
Katie Rose (for "Peleliu Landing") Won Outstanding...
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Michael Hertlein (dialogue/ADR editor), Anna
MacKenzie (ADR editor), Mic****e
Pazer (ADR editor), Paul
Aulicino (sound
effects editor),
James Moriana (Foley...
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Christopher T. Welch, Teri E. Dorman,
Julie Feiner,
Cindy Marty, Mic****e
Pazer,
David A. Arnold,
Marshall Winn,
Ulrika Akander, and
Allen Hartz Nominated...
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Shalshelet has a
melody similar to that of 3
Pazers.
According to
Chabad tradition, it is
equivalent to 2
Pazers and one
Tlisha Gedolah.
Rabbi Stolik of Chabad...
