The Soul of Jewish Violin Israel
For hundreds of years the violin has been the musical instrument most associated with the Jews of Eastern
Europe.
The violin, or "fiddle" in Yiddish, was the heart of the "klezmer" band as well as being the honored guest at all Jewish social occasions, both joyous and somber.
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