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January 25, 2007

No ordinary orchestra—in war and in peace, the Israel Philharmonic plays on




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Cellist Felix Nemerovski is even more direct in describing the string section: "The Russian tradition has the warmest sound of any orchestra. You will not hear a warmer sound anywhere in the world. It is a truly Jewish sound."

Carvin Knowles is a film composer, graphic designer and writer living in Hollywood. His award-winning art has graced the cover of The Jewish Journal for the past 10 years. For this story, he traveled to Israel on a trip sponsored, in part, by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.

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