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Jewish Wedding Music

Music at Jewish Ceremonies may consist of many different styles. Some of my clients will choose to use only classical music, while other clients choose a combination of classical music and traditional Jewish Folk music.

Classical Music for Jewish Ceremonies:

Maura & Co. has on staff many top-notch classical musicians who are also extremely well versed in Jewish music. Most of the classical music listed on my Wedding Processional and Recessional (Wedding March) page will work beautifully for a Jewish Wedding Ceremony.

Kelzmer Musicians

Maura & Co also employs some of the top artists on the Jewish Music Scene. My Kelzmer Musicians are conservatory trained and play violin, clarinet, saxophone, keyboard, drums and vocals. They can perform a vast repertoire of Klezmer, Yiddish, Russian and Israeli music, horas and American music as well - Standards, Broadway songs and swing!

Traditional Jewish Wedding Music

Processional music for the Bride and Groom:

Yerushalayim Shel Zahav (Jerusalem of Gold)

Recessional for the Bride and Groom:

Od Y'Shana (The Voice Of Gladness Shall Be Heard Again)

Additional Pieces

Hana'ava Babanot (The Fairest Of Maidens)
Erev Ba (Evening Comes)
Y'did Nefesh (Beloved Of My Soul)
Erev Shel Shoshanim (Evening Of Roses)
Dodi Li (My Beloved Is Mine, And I Am His)
S'u Sh'orim (Look Up To The Gates)
El Kabir (Almighty God)
Siman Tov (Congratulations - Good Luck!)
Nigun (Tune)
Tum Balalaika (Play Balalaika)
V'ha'er E'ne'nv (Enlighten Our Eyes To Your Torah)
Hava Nagila (Let's Rejoice)