jakelutaulut
Jaket laulut are a type of Finnish folk instrument. They are a hybrid of the hurdy-gurdy and the bagpipe, featuring a keyboard or melodic record-playing device coupled with a single reed wind instrument, the "laulusaippua".
The instrument has its roots in the Kareelian and Ingrian regions of Finland, where it was traditionally
In a jaket laulut, air is drawn over the single reed to produce a pitch, while the
Jaket laulut are relatively rare and mainly confined to rural areas, where traditional folk music is still