Chazzanut is the art of Jewish liturgical singing, primarily performed by a chazzan, or cantor, during synagogue services. This musical tradition enhances the prayer experience, allowing congregants to connect more deeply with the spiritual aspects of the service. Chazzanut often features a range of musical styles, from simple melodies to complex compositions. The practice has roots in ancient Jewish worship and has evolved over centuries, incorporating influences from various cultures. Chazzanut is especially prominent during significant religious occasions, such as Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, where the chazzan leads the congregation in heartfelt prayers and melodies.