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Uploaded by on Dec 3, 2006

Jewish wedding song
www.pavlinec.wz.cz

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  • Awesome!!!!

  • 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.

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  • 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!

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

  • 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

  • @Schimoen brillant comment

  • Este tambal; un instrument popular romanesc. It is called "tambal" a Romanian popular instrument.

  • nice.

  • It's called Cimbál here, it is a Moravian traditional instrument.

  • Hes playin piano verry strange

  • I think this is cimbalom. Listen! the range is lower.

  • thats pretty funny and almost true

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