Skaalitavad
Skaalitavad are a type of traditional Estonian folk music instrument, typically made from wood and played by blowing into a mouthpiece. They are characterized by their distinctive, resonant sound and are often used in folk music ensembles and traditional ceremonies. The term "skaalitavad" is derived from the Estonian word "skaal," which means "scale," reflecting the instrument's ability to produce a range of musical notes.
The construction of skaalitavad varies, but they generally consist of a wooden body with a mouthpiece and
Skaalitavad have been an integral part of Estonian cultural heritage for centuries. They are often used in
In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in skaalitavad, with new instruments being crafted