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I beg for information on the song "Tong-Balalaika", including background and musical form analysis.

This Mediterranean folk song was first popular in Israel. As we all know, Israel has many immigrants from Eastern Europe and Russia, and they have injected many elements of the countries they lived in into the music of the Mediterranean region. This song has a distinct Russian folk-song feel to it. "Tong" (Tum) means playing well. "Balalaika" once means the Russian folk instrument "triangle". If the song doesn't need transliteration, it should be translated as "The Grand Piano Player." The texture of the grand piano and the real sense of space are the key points of this song.

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