Etüübid
Etüüdid are short musical compositions, often instrumental, designed to practice or showcase a particular technique or musical idea. The term "etüüd" originates from the French word "étude," meaning "study." In music, etüüd serves a dual purpose: as a pedagogical tool for musicians to develop their skills and as a standalone piece of art that can be performed in concerts.
Historically, the etüüd gained prominence in the 19th century with composers like Frédéric Chopin, Franz Liszt,
The nature of an etüüd can vary. Some are purely technical exercises, focusing on the mechanics of