Hava nagilah

Jewish wedding song
www.pavlinec.wz.cz

[@CCarolsurf]

To METALFREAK03 - This song is NOT for the actual wedding ceremony. It is a "line dance", often done at a "wedding reception party", but often danced at other types of dance parties and also by the general public anywhere there is dancing!

[@sturdzenaru]

that combo is called a cymbal, in case you didn't find out until now; it's a common instrument also in Romanian orchestras (yes, I'm a Romanian)

[@zoltanbango3601]

Shalom perfekt adonaj

[@RomanorumImperator]

it's common in Greece also and its name is Santuri (pronounced as sadurri). in musical gymnasiums and lycieums (secondary education) in Greece its obligatory to study santuri also.

[@bezzoon]

that is a santur , its from the near east , verry famous in iraqi maqam music

[@Freakovski]

great music!!virtuos

[@hearypooper]

cimbalom cimbal, cymbalom, cymbalum (see Trivia), ţambal, tsymbaly, tsimbl, santouri, or sandouri. It is commonly found in the countries of East Europe that previously made up Austria-Hungary which includes present day Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The word "cimbalom" is also used to refer to smaller, related or earlier versions of this instrument.

[@yankovitch]

marvelous

[@hemann7]

Bravo pentru virtuozitate ! Congratulations !

[@bezzoon]

dude u fucht up that nice song in a nice way

[@GabrielFanous]

tu as bien raison.

[@da-dent]

@hearypooper - a similar instrument in India is called a santoor, very similar names. heheheh hearypooper, hehehehe

[@elecbass100]

so what instrument is that awesome guitar/piano/harp/xylophone combo?

[@Piotr27ggg]

Było cymbalistów wielu, Ale żaden z nich nie śmiał zagrać przy Jankielu. ^^

[@carlosmangela]

whats this instrument called? is it a kind of a santoor or is it a xylophone? Zeh yaffeh meod!!

[@METALFREAK03]

@Schimoen brillant comment

[@dezideraxmann6766]

:-)

[@1dgold]

thats pretty funny and almost true

[@Schimoen]

Hes playin piano verry strange

[@METALFREAK03]

this is for a wedding? this is crazy for a wedding..."you now kiss the bride" DUM DOM DUM DOM (x100)...i am not surprised why the jews love moshing so much :D

[@maloune63]

Ca démarre bien, et puis la suite est vite une horreur...ça n'a plus rien de l'âme juive...danser oui...avec du rhytme oui, mais à bon escient....tout cela ressemble à une course de cheval au galop. Le xylophone est peut-être un virtuose mais aucune sensibilité....à oublier bien vite.Maloune63