Geraldusjõudu
Geraldusjõudu refers to a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated in the northern region of Estonia, particularly in the area around the town of Tartu. The term "Geraldusjõudu" is derived from the name of the dance’s creator, Gerhard (Gerald) Tamm, a well-known Estonian folk dancer and choreographer from the early 20th century. The dance is characterized by its lively, rhythmic movements and is often performed in groups, reflecting the communal spirit of Estonian folk culture.
Geraldusjõudu is typically performed to the accompaniment of traditional Estonian folk music, often played on instruments
The dance’s popularity extends beyond Estonia, as it has been performed internationally in cultural exhibitions and