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Summary: Small Shofars are usually easier to play than large ones. Learn more about how to choose and buy a Shofar in this free music instrument lesson video.
Paul Becker is a musician whose main passion is playing the accordion. He also plays the piano and the shofar.read more
"Hello! My name is Paul Becker and I am here today to talk about how to play the Shofar and I am here on behalf of Expert Village. This segment is about how to play the Shofar and you will probably have to figure this out somewhat yourself but we will give you some hints. The first thing is that all Shofar's are not created equal. Some are easy to play and some are hard to play. So if you are going into a store to shop to buy a Shofar, try them out. The littler ones tend to be harder. You'll see me probably struggle here. Case made and the larger ones are easier to play. So pick your Shofar carefully and there are even larger ones than this and they get easier and easier the larger they are. "
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