I experienced both admiration and envy at a concert of the Udiana Choir, conducted by Anat Aharoni. [...]

The concert by the Udiana Choir, based in Kibbutz Harduf (north of Alonei Abba), aroused admiration for the clear clean singing and the pleasant appearance (of the men too!) [...] 

The program of compositions by women (or of women, such as Monteverdi's "Lamento L’Arianna") was well edited. We were brought into the picture – into an atmosphere that can, without exaggeration, be called a "magical atmosphere" [...] At the end, we were treated to a piece arranged by the choir conductor, Anat Aharoni: Yitzhak Adel's "Prayer for Rain" (Tfillat Hageshem), with the words "Rain, Rain, Sighing a Field from Heat" by Levin Kipnis, and her piece "Land" (Adama) with words by Khalil Gibran.