The Three Weeks - Music

Music during the Three Weeks
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Question

In the latest issue of Azmera Leshimcha, it was mentioned that on the night of the fast, one should avoid holding Sheva Brachot [unless necessary], whereas a mitzvah meal is permitted. What is the distinction between them? Also, what is the difference regarding music during the Three Weeks, where it is allowed at a Sheva Brachot meal but forbidden at other mitzvah meals?

Answer

Hello,

The matter is explained in detail in Azmera Leshimcha bulletin 163.

If you have further questions, feel free to ask again.

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