: Often in a characteristic "fairground" style—low-pitched, authoritative, and enthusiastic.
There’s a certain magic that happens when the first warm breeze of late summer rolls through town. The scent of caramelized sugar and fried dough suddenly appears on the air, carried from the empty lot behind the supermarket. And then, you hear it. Kermis Jingles
Dee-dee-doodle-lee-dum. Clank. Boom.
When you close your eyes and think of a traditional funfair—whether it’s the legendary Dutch Kermis , a Flemish summer festival, or a traveling carnival in the German countryside—what do you hear first? Is it the roar of the crowd on a roller coaster? The hiss of hydraulic brakes? Or is it something thinner, more electronic, and strangely nostalgic? a Flemish summer festival