Turustadlike

Turustadlike is a term used to describe a type of traditional Finnish folk music that is characterized by its use of the turunsoittaja, a type of folk instrument. The turunsoittaja is a stringed instrument that is similar to a lute, but with a longer neck and a different tuning. It is typically played with a plectrum, and its sound is often described as warm and mellow.

Turustadlike music is often accompanied by singing, and the lyrics typically tell stories or describe the natural world. The music is often played in a slow, steady rhythm, and the melodies are often simple and repetitive. The instruments used in turustadlike music include the turunsoittaja, as well as other traditional Finnish instruments such as the kantele and the viulu.

Turustadlike music is an important part of Finnish cultural heritage, and it is often performed at festivals and other cultural events. It is also taught in schools and universities, and there are many recordings and performances of turustadlike music available for listeners to enjoy.