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Metrotainment: Instruments of change

Nitzan, Ofer and Eyal Ein-Habar team up for the first national competition for young wind instrument players.

Eyal Ein-Habar
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The venue might be modest, but next week in Kfar Saba, 40 young people will be blowing their own horns. An exciting music festival will take place there from May 24 to 31. Wind instrument players from all over the country will come to the Sharon suburb to participate in the country’s first competition of its kind.

“Most of the participants are America Israel Cultural Foundation scholarship recipients, and for us this is a good enough recommendation,” says the artistic director of the competition, Eyal Ein-Habar, who is a flutist and conductor as well as a teacher.

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