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auditorium (n): a building where concerts and meetings are held
bass (n): a big, stringed instrument that makes a low sound
bloom (v): when a flower opens
popular (adj): liked or enjoyed by many people
soundtrack (n): the sounds and music of a film
skyline (n): the view of the buildings of a city against the sky
timelapse (adj): when you take a long video and make it go fast
unusual (adj): different from others of the same type

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This spring, I visited friends at Kibbutz Revivim. Revivim is in the south, near the city of Be'er Sheva. I am always happy when I visit Revivim. It is a place full of color. There is always something blooming.

At Revivim, there is always something beautiful to see. Even on the desert ground, there are unusual rocks. During my last visit, I found a piece of flint - the stone for making fire - and brought it home.

Revivim is about forty minutes from Be'er Sheva. Driving through the desert on the bus from the Central Bus Station in Be'er Sheva to the quiet of Revivim is one of my favorite Israel experiences.

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"Tel Aviv" is a timelapse video by Noam Armonn. He is an Israeli artist. In this amazing video, you can see the skyline of Tel Aviv from many angles.

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Tel Aviv is my home town. It is where I was born 47 years ago. I love this city even though I have decided to leave it 14 years ago and raise my family some 150 km norther, in a small place surrounded by nature called Michmanim.

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"Can't Stop Running" is the soundtrack from the video "Tel Aviv". The musician, Adam Ben Ezra, is a bass player. He is also Israeli. I think it was a good idea to use his music as the soundtrack for a video about an Israeli city.

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Can't Stop Running - Percussive Double Bass Solo - Adam Ben Ezra

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I heard Idan Raichel for the first time in 2009. I was living in Israel. He was a popular musician. Eight years later, when I returned to Israel, I saw Raichel play live in Hertzeliya. In the small auditorium, the famous musician seemed real, another person like me, with stories and ideas.

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Israeli musician Idan Raichel stopped by WGBH's Fraser Studio for a live performance an a new song he titled "Instrumental One" for this recording.

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Tamar's Plotogon Short Film
June 9, 2017

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Uploaded by Tamar Samuel-Siegel on 2017-06-09.