Cantillation marks, also known as *tropes* or *ta'amei hamikra*, are symbols used in the written text of the Hebrew Bible to indicate musical notes and vocal inflections for the chanting of scripture. These marks guide the reader in how to properly recite the text during religious services, particularly in Jewish tradition.

A music copyist is a professional who specializes in preparing and formatting musical scores for publication or performance. Their work involves taking handwritten or digitally composed music and creating clear, accurate, and visually appealing sheet music. Music copyists use music notation software to ensure that the scores meet industry standards for readability and alignment with performance practices. Key responsibilities of a music copyist may include: 1. **Transcription**: Converting handwritten music or recordings into digital formats.

Rail transport modellers are individuals or hobbyists who create miniature representations of rail transport systems, including trains, tracks, scenery, and other related elements. This hobby can encompass a wide range of activities, including building model trains, designing and constructing model railway layouts, and sometimes even simulating rail operations.

In music, "articulations" refers to the way in which specific notes or phrases are expressed in terms of their attack, duration, and decay. Articulation affects the character and attack of each note, influencing how they are played or sung. Common types of articulations include: 1. **Staccato**: Notes are played short and detached, creating a crisp sound. 2. **Legato**: Notes are played smoothly and connected, with no noticeable breaks between them.