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knew Yossi knew that, you know, the violin was a perfect way of him to reveal his beautiful soul. He'd been doing that for many years. Everywhere he

would go, the violin was with him.

He quite often plays a violin when his eyes are closed and he suddenly leaves a vision of what goes around and focuses first of all inside and then suddenly outside and connects and connects.

It's very, I mean I would say he's a person of an m16 and a violin both together and he had a fine

art of taking each one at the time whatever was needed at that point.

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