The schools of interpretation of the signs

Three schools have worked to fix the writing of the Hebrew accents Tee Amim, or musical signs of the cantillation.

The first Jewish school: dot notation; The Babylonian school, which notes per syllable lines above using the initial of each ta'am and The school of Tiberias (manuscript type Moses Ben Asher, ninth century) that is based on the first system combines Jewish and points, lines, hooks and circles.

This is the system that has emerged around and came to an extraordinarily nuanced performance of all possible connections between the words under the action of the weight of emphasis.

This triple system in their connections: tonal values, names and their meanings, graphic signs form an indivisible whole, in the full knowledge of the signs. Thus the revelation of the meaning of names, and credits that it imposes, interrogate the history of the sources of this notation.

``God has arranged the universe so that the world is harmony...and the pure song, the fundamental has harmonized the whole...according to the will of God for which his father David enthused.'' (Clement of Alexandria)

The deciphering of these signs will make music for all 24 books of the Bible.