Sounds of music echoed through the halls of ADI Jerusalem thanks to Musethica, an educational program for outstanding young musicians that brings music to people unable to attend concerts at music halls.
Smiles abounded as ADI residents, students and staff enjoyed every minute of the private performance. With residents and students at times waving their hands, swaying their heads or tapping their feet, it was clear to all that the power of music reached every heart and soul in the room.
Following the concert, the talented musicians were overcome with emotion as residents gifted them with tokens of appreciation, artifacts they themselves produced in ADIโs rehabilitative vocational workshop.
Our sincere thanks to the chamber music group led by violinist Alexander Pavlovski: Neor Akuba on clarinet, Naama Ben Zaken and Maya Regev on violin and Hadas Kaspi on cello.
We look forward to seeing you back at ADI Jerusalem.
