Hasidic music is a genre of Jewish music that originated within the Hasidic community in Eastern Europe. It combines traditional Jewish melodies with spiritual themes, often featuring lively rhythms and heartfelt lyrics. The music is typically performed during religious celebrations, gatherings, and worship services, fostering a sense of community and connection to faith. Instruments commonly used in Hasidic music include the violin, accordion, and drums, though vocal performances are also central. The songs often draw from Hebrew texts and Yiddish folk traditions, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Hasidic people. This music serves as a means of expressing devotion and joy in their spiritual practices.