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  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
  • KULULAM SINGING PROJECT
    Hadas Parush
    kululam
    project
    singing
    conductor
    beit avichai
    jerusalem
    Israelis participate in the Kululam Project, at Beit Avichai in Jerusalem, on September 7, 2017. The project invites people to take part in a public singing production, in which they learn the song on the spot, are guided by a conductor, and are filmed for a music video. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90