On uptempo tunes, this tsimmes of klezmer and Romani ingredients—French flautist and clarinetist Marine Goldwaser, Romanian accordionist Adrian Iordan, and Moldovan cymbalom player Mihai Trestian—evokes that moment in a Jewish (or, I assume, Gypsy) wedding when jackets fly off, ties are loosened, and Zayde is coaxed to sit down before his heart, full to bursting, actually bursts. Part of a two-day, rather laxly defined “Festival Jazz’N’Klezmer” that includes Les Yeux Noirs successors Josef Josef and Iranian-Israeli songstress Liraz. —E.E.