давно проиллюстрировано:

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Хорошая картина, конечно.

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А в каком стиле примерно? (Вдруг меня осенит)

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Думала много. Нет идей. Все-таки художнику
виднее, на это надеюсь. Но текст-то каков --
квинтессенция же патриотизма же!

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Офигенная штука, да.
Может, правда так и проиллюстрировать?

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Я думаю, автор не будет возражать. Спрошу ещё, конечно.
Так что, если более подходящего не будет, то

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Ага! Спасибо.

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>Tons of songs - this is a genre known as "shirei eretz yisrael
>ha-yafah" (songs of beautiful Israel). It was popular up until
>the "peace" movement made it un-cool to be patriotic. All of
>the old songs with a girl holding a guitar, long straight hair
>and high squeaky voice were these songs.
>
>Start with Naomi Shemer - anything of hers. There are lots of
>arrangements of Yerushalayim Shel Zahav - I think there's a
>Gil Adema (aka "Mr. LooLooLoo") where only the sopranos have to
>sing the text and everybody else does (what else...) loolooloo.
>After all, it's quite a bit of text for a non-Hebrew speaker.
>
>
>Btw, Hatikva [Israeli national anthem] is a very nice song.
>Easy to sing, famous melody -
>it's not three octaves like the Star Spangled Banner.
>
>Or, if you want something with more of a beat, try Shlomo
>Carlebach's "Yerushalayim". It has less text.
>
>I just realized that these suggestions are not "Israel" but
>"Jerusalem".
>
>I just asked the guy who runs the JCT kiosk and he said Y'lem
>shel zahav. Very scientific survey. And I phoned one of the
>secretaries and she also said the same. There are some army
>marches but the most famous one has no text. They play it
>non-stop on Independance Day while trying to do flag routines
>(Israelis are NOT GOOD at that although they always try...).
>It's pretty easy too (the army band is not exactly the Tijuana
>Brass).
>