pihustikud
Pihustikud, also known as whistles, are simple musical instruments that produce sound when air is blown across an opening or through a narrow passage. They are among the oldest and most widespread musical instruments, with examples found in various cultures worldwide. The basic principle behind their operation involves the creation of a standing wave in the air column, generating a tone when the air flow is disrupted.
In Estonia, pihustikud have a long history and are often associated with traditional folk music. One of
Pihustikud come in various forms, including simple edge-blown whistles, pinched whistles, and more complex designs with
Beyond their musical use, pihustikud have also been employed in signaling, communication, and ceremonial contexts across