Laadimiskõver
Laadimiskõver is a type of Estonian folk instrument. It is a stringed instrument that belongs to the family of kõved, which were widely used in Northern Europe during the 16th to 18th centuries. Laadimiskõver, specifically, is known for its large size and is often played to accompany singing or as a solo instrument in traditional Estonian music.
The Laadimiskõver typically has four or five playing strings and a number of sympathetic strings, the latter
In terms of its place within traditional Estonian music, the Laadimiskõver was commonly used to accompany folk
Despite its historical significance, the number of Laadimiskõver instruments in existence is relatively small, with only
Today, the Laadimiskõver is recognized as a unique and valuable part of Estonia's musical heritage, and efforts