Klezmer music is a traditional form of folk music that originated in the Jewish communities of Eastern Europe. It combines elements of Yiddish culture with various musical influences, often featuring instruments like the clarinet, violin, and accordion. Klezmer music is characterized by its lively melodies and expressive rhythms, often played at celebrations such as weddings and festivals. The term "klezmer" originally referred to the musicians themselves, derived from the Hebrew words for "instrument" and "song." Over time, it has come to represent the genre of music they played. Today, Klezmer has experienced a revival, blending traditional styles with modern influences, appealing to diverse audiences worldwide.