Kaevatud
Kaevatud is a term used in Estonian to describe a type of traditional Estonian folk music. It is characterized by its lively rhythm, often played on traditional instruments such as the kannel, vihuel, and the dombr. The term "kaevatud" translates to "digged" or "excavated," and it refers to the deep, resonant sound produced by these instruments, which is often compared to the sound of digging or excavating.
Kaevatud music is typically performed in a group setting, with multiple musicians playing together to create
Kaevatud music has its roots in the folk traditions of Estonia, and it has been passed down