Járba, Màré Járba should be accompanied by guitar or several guitars, strummed in a percussive Romani style and preferably on nylon-stringed (classical) guitars. A piano should be used only when a guitar is not available or in addition to the guitar. The instrumental solo/duet at the beginning can be played by guitar, violin, clarinet, or any treble instruments.
The vocal range of Romani music is lower than traditional female tessitura, and often male and female voices sing in unison in the same octave. If guitars are used the key can be raised by using capos. It is common for an aluminum milk jug to be used as a percussion instrument.
The text of this piece is in Beas (pronounced beh-osh), one of several Romani languages found in Central Europe.