The scene depicts a large youth orchestral ensemble, likely during a rehearsal or performance, inside a professional concert hall

The scene depicts a large youth orchestral ensemble, likely during a rehearsal or performance, inside a professional concert hall. The probable location in Tel-Aviv is the Charles Bronfman Auditorium (Heichal Hatarbut). In the foreground, a black music stand holds an open sheet of musical notation, titled "Kouyounian" on the left page and "Varoujan" on the right, both featuring handwritten annotations. To the left of the stand, the back of a seated female musician's head and shoulder are visible, with dark hair. The scroll and tuning pegs of a double bass or cello are partially visible above her head. To the right of the music stand, a young male musician, approximately 12-16 years old, stands holding a double bass with his right arm resting on its body and his left hand near his temple. He wears a black short-sleeved collared shirt and looks directly at the camera with a neutral expression. A red-lidded cylindrical container rests on the wooden floor beneath the music stand. In the midground and background, dozens of other young musicians are seated in rows across a wide stage. They are predominantly dressed in dark attire. The ensemble consists primarily of string instruments, including multiple violins, violas, cellos, additional double basses, and at least two large harps visible in the upper right background. Several woodwind instruments are also discernible among the players. All musicians are seated on standard concert chairs with individual black music stands. The stage floor is polished wood in the foreground, with darker, possibly carpeted, areas further back. The background features dark, vertical wall paneling typical of a concert hall, and the lighting is even and professional throughout the space.