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It’s all Greek to her

Jerusalem-bred Nataly Oryon’s Tel Aviv concert will celebrate the music of a different Mediterranean country.

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There was absolutely nothing in 30-year-old Nataly Oryon’s earliest years to suggest the artistic direction she was ultimately to take, even though it was clear from the outset that music was going to be her thing. “I started singing, at home, when I was four,” she says, “and that was that for me.”

Now, a full quarter-century later, she is deeply immersed in the world of Greek music, some of which she will present at a show at the First International Bank of Israel (FIBI) House auditorium on Tel Aviv’s Rothschild Boulevard at 8 p.m. on January 17. The concert is part of FIBI’s ongoing Culture and Community program.

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