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On June 5, the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra is performing a concert at the Technion, as part of a week long tour of Israel. They are performing four concerts overall in Israel: two in small institutions in Nazareth, one at the Jerusalem Theater, and one at the Technion.

Harvard does not have a music school and this is a student orchestra similar to the Zielony Orchestra at the Technion – made up of students from different fields. In the case of Harvard, undergraduate students only.

The orchestra consists of about 60 students and will be accompanied by about eight adults. Between the notes, the orchestra will be given a privileged tour of Technion,  including a presentation and workshop by Emerson Fellows, students active in the Technion branch of “Stand With Us”.

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