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On March 26, Folk solo singer and songwriter, James Durst performed for an audience of 30 Jewish and Arab students from AMAL Max Fine High School and Muzot Art School at the American Corner Yaffo. Durst performed several American classics, and encouraged the audience to join in by clapping, humming, and singing along to the chorus. As most of the students had never heard folk music before, Durst impressed them by performing a few songs in Hebrew and Arabic.

 

On March 26, Folk solo singer and songwriter, James Durst performed for an audience of 30 Jewish and Arab students from AMAL Max Fine High School and Muzot Art School at the American Corner Yaffo. Durst performed several American classics, and encouraged the audience to join in by clapping, humming, and singing along to the chorus. As most of the students had never heard folk music before, Durst impressed them by performing a few songs in Hebrew and Arabic.
 
On March 26, Folk solo singer and songwriter, James Durst performed for an audience of 30 Jewish and Arab students from AMAL Max Fine High School and Muzot Art School at the American Corner Yaffo. Durst performed several American classics, and encouraged the audience to join in by clapping, humming, and singing along to the chorus. As most of the students had never heard folk music before, Durst impressed them by performing a few songs in Hebrew and Arabic.
 
On March 26, Folk solo singer and songwriter, James Durst performed for an audience of 30 Jewish and Arab students from AMAL Max Fine High School and Muzot Art School at the American Corner Yaffo. Durst performed several American classics, and encouraged the audience to join in by clapping, humming, and singing along to the chorus. As most of the students had never heard folk music before, Durst impressed them by performing a few songs in Hebrew and Arabic.
 
On March 26, Folk solo singer and songwriter, James Durst performed for an audience of 30 Jewish and Arab students from AMAL Max Fine High School and Muzot Art School at the American Corner Yaffo. Durst performed several American classics, and encouraged the audience to join in by clapping, humming, and singing along to the chorus. As most of the students had never heard folk music before, Durst impressed them by performing a few songs in Hebrew and Arabic.