The fifth among the players was Esar. He was also the son of Itzha Noach. He played the baritone. He wasn’t a truly professional player. There was no depth in his playing. The way he played, it seemed like he wanted to attract you with external effects. He was always very cleanly dressed and his instrument was so clean and shiny that you could hardly look at it because of the shininess. As far as we, the children, he would look at us with an _expression that said, “Don’t be scared by the loud sounds. It’s only the instrument that makes those sounds. In my hear I feel a lot of love for you children