The yiddish word ” klezmer ” comes from the contraction of two Hebrew words ” kley ” (vehicle, instrument) and ” zemer ” (singing melody) and literrally means the vehicle of the singing that is to say the music instrument.
This sunday the 9th of april our sweet singer Missirlou won’t be there. But be sure that it will not stop you from claping hands and dancing on the tables.
From  7pm to 9pm klezmer music and yiddish songs will be on the menu our instruments will be singing for you in this friendly place
where, since 2014, Saïd and his team welcome us almost one sunday per month.
At the sound of music, whether it gets wild or melancolic you ll get the possibility to eat. And or drink
Booking is recommended.

This  definition of ” klezmer ” comes from the excellent website of Michel Borzykowski : http://borzykowski.users.ch/