Helilõik
Helilõik is a traditional Estonian folk instrument. It is a type of string instrument that consists of a wooden box with a neck and strings. The instrument is plucked with a small, three-to-five-twigged bow, resulting in a percussive sound. Helilõik was widely used in Estonian folk music during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The term "helilõik" translates to "sound cut" in Estonian. This name is derived from the instrument's unique
Helilõik is typically made from local woods such as pine, spruce, or birch. The instrument's box and
In modern times, Helilõik has seen a resurgence in popularity as a traditional instrument. Many musicians in