traditional Jewish dance music, commonly used as a joyful recessional after the groom breaks the glass. Also played for the 'chair' at the reception. String quartet arrangement by Shilakowsky. Siman Tov und Mazel Tov, which means A Good Sign and Good Luck is the most popular traditional Jewish dance music, commonly used as a joyful recessional

traditional Jewish dance music, commonly used as a joyful recessional after the groom breaks the glass. Also played for the 'chair' at the reception. String quartet arrangement by Shilakowsky. Siman Tov und Mazel Tov, which means A Good Sign and Good Luck is the most popular traditional Jewish dance music, commonly used as a joyful recessional after the groom breaks the glass. Also played for the 'chair' at the reception. String quartet arrangement by Shilakowsky. This arrangement is for string quartet and is written by Harris Shilakowsky.