Klaaskuulikesed
Klaaskuulikesed refers to a type of Estonian folk instrument made from wood, similar to a flute or a whistle. The name is derived from the Estonian words for "kitchen" (koda) and "echo" (kuuli keksed), likely due to the instrument's ability to produce a high-pitched, echoing sound when played in the kitchen or other enclosed spaces.
These instruments typically consist of a series of small, cylindrical tubes of varying lengths, often made
Klaaskuulikesed were traditionally used in folk music and dance performances in Estonia, often in conjunction with
While klaska-kuulikesed are no longer widely used in traditional music-making, they remain a unique and interesting