kantasignaaleja

Kantasignaalja is a type of drum or rattling instrument originating from Estonia. The instrument is characterized by its diatonic design, featuring a fixed set of notes within a specific scale. Typically, Kantasignaalja consists of a wooden or metal clapper attached to a horizontal wooden stick, creating a sonic ensemble when played.

Normally, Kantasignaalja production is limited to family or community-owned workshops. Two variations of the instrument exist: a simple one-string instrument, often made from a wooden stick with a metal nut; and a one-key version. The clapper-to-wood contact curates a percussion sound that resonates with a varied cadence depending on clapper speed and attack. Sometimes, two players may synchronize the clappers in a mirrored fashion on the sticks, adding volume to the interspersed beats and augmented interconnected sounds in the melodic rebound.

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