Trycksaxar
Trycksaxar are a type of musical instrument that originated in Sweden. Also known as a bull fiddle, they are similar in appearance to a cello, but larger and with a deeper sound. The instrument typically consists of a wooden body, usually with a resonator on each side, and a set of strings that are played with a bow.
The origins of the trycksaxa date back to the 18th century, when it was used in traditional
Trycksaxar are typically played in a seated position, with the instrument stood upright on the floor or
The trycksaxa is an essential part of Swedish cultural heritage, particularly in the regions of Skåne and