For klezmer that usually means no clarinet or brass.
Violin is king.
There is a good amount of creative conjecture in such a venture, and no claims are made by the participants. But whatever the accuracy, this album is filled with exceptional, heart-felt music. The emphasis here is on the introspective, non-dance part of the wedding repertoire. Even the freylakhs are on the medium-slow side, though they crank up the energy and tempo on a couple of numbers. Khevrisa has found some non-commercial sources and interpreted previously unrecorded transcriptions.