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Jewish Jig - Jon Brooks (Fun and quirky instrumental music)

from Soundtracks, Jingles and Music Production · host Jon Brooks Composer

Jewish Jig is the perfect light-hearted, whimsical and quirky track for any Eastern European or Jewish themed scene or celebration, complete with a traditional solo violin and strings right out of the old country. With a piano and subtle synthesizer carrying the cheeky piece through, you could see this eastern European instrumental music coming straight from an old Yiddish party. It features both Romanian folk and mischievous gypsy influences. With an electronic riff at the end, this happy, fun and lively tune has a modern twist that makes you want to get up and dance your socks off! Tags: cinematic, instrumental, orchestral, strings, jewish, yiddish, bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, bar mittzpha, bat mittzpha, celebration, piano, violin, party, chanukah, jon brooks, tracksonix, eastern european, european, hebrew, violins, light-hearted, fun, lively, klezmer, folk music, folk, folky, dance, happy, positive, romanian, gypsy, gypsies, quirky, whimsical, jolly, joke, cheeky, comedy, comic, mischievous, catchy, slapstick, energetic, jew, comedic, russia, romania, fiddle, fiddler, ethnic, balkan

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