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Working with filters on this one, maybe i should have adjusted it a bit or cleaned my sons face from some of the chocolate!
Ramat Beit Shemesh walk
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Loved the way the early morning sun shines thru
Beit Jala Special Forces
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Special forces at Beit Jala during Christmas Celebration in Bethlehem District. To see more photos, please visit www.obethlehem.com
Beit Jala Catholic Church
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Beit Jala Catholic church in a sunny day. To see more photos, please visit www.obethlehem.com
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.088
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New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.101
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.092
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.128
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.112
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.140
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.086
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.077
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.134
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.048
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.060
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.030
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.016
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
Mitch Woods in Istrael No.035
U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv posted a photo:
New Orleans Boogie-Woogie pianist Mitch Woods visit Israel as a “target of opportunity” artist for three master classes and a performance for Jewish and Arab music students in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Shfar’am. Woods amazed the students with his bursting energies and virtuosity. He explained the origins of Rock-n-Roll, the uniqueness of his American style and technique, and its connection to jazz music. He also taught the students several pieces and played with them in spontaneous jam sessions. The show in Shfar’am was especially moving due to the opening of a brand new jazz department in the Beit Almusica Conservatory only few months ago.
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