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One Israeli Creation for the Weekend

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October 26, 2012

This weekend, I invite you to join the music of the Israeli newcommer, Tal Ramon. Tal is a 22 years old pianist and singer. He preforms live, mainly in small clubs. He performs with his original songs, both in Hebrew and in English, and combines them with new arrangements of existing songs. With each performance, and each You Tube watch, Tal gradually gathers a crowed of followers thanks to his truly remarkable talent.

 Since he is yet to release an album, you can enjoy his soft voice and addictive sound with some of his live performances:

Inside Your Mind:

 

 

Trumpet: Noam Bar

Photo taken by Daniel vogman

Video: Adir Haruvi

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