Korraldustema
Korraldustema is a traditional type of Estonian folk dance music, originating from the islands of western Estonia. It is characterized by the use of accordions, woodwind instruments, and percussion, creating a lively and dynamic sound. The music is often played as an integral part of traditional dance performances, known as "korraldustemaan" or "korraldustemaa", involving intricate choreographies and costumes.
The term "korraldustema" is derived from the Estonian words "korraldama", meaning "to arrange or prepare", and
Historically, korraldustema music has been an important part of Estonian cultural heritage, particularly in the regions
In contemporary times, korraldustema remains a vibrant and popular tradition in Estonia, with many dance and
Korraldustema music is typically played on a range of instruments, including the accordion, the Estonian bagpipe