Bazarõhusa

Bazarõhusa is a traditional Estonian folk music ensemble that emerged in the late 20th century. The group is known for its dedication to preserving and performing authentic Estonian folk melodies and dances. Their repertoire often features instruments such as the kantele, accordion, and various wind instruments, reflecting the rich heritage of Estonian rural music.

The ensemble's performances are characterized by their vibrant energy and deep connection to the source material. They often incorporate traditional costumes and elements of folk theater into their shows, aiming to recreate the atmosphere of historical village gatherings and celebrations. Bazarõhusa has gained recognition both within Estonia and internationally for their authentic interpretations and their commitment to cultural exchange.

Over the years, Bazarõhusa has released several recordings that document their musical explorations. They have also collaborated with other folk artists and ensembles, contributing to the ongoing evolution and popularization of Estonian folk music. The group's work serves as a valuable link between past traditions and contemporary audiences, ensuring that the vibrant spirit of Estonian folk culture continues to thrive.