Cantorial music is a form of Jewish liturgical music performed by a cantor, who leads the congregation in prayer and worship. This music is characterized by its melodic and often improvisational style, drawing on traditional Hebrew texts. It plays a vital role in enhancing the spiritual experience during religious services, particularly in synagogues. The repertoire of cantorial music includes various genres, such as Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions, each with unique melodies and styles. Cantors often undergo extensive training to master the vocal techniques and religious knowledge necessary to perform these sacred pieces effectively.