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Yngve Rosenblad & Marju Tamm
Yngve Rosenblad and Marju Tamm from the island of Vormsi started to dig deep into the traditional music of Vormsi and the Estonian Swedes 15 years ago and are now completely immersed in it.…
The violin quartet of the Traditional Music Department of the Heino Eller Music School
The Fiddle Quartet of the Traditional Music department of Heino Eller Music College, formed by young up-and-coming folk-fiddlers, searches for a juicy yet clean and unique sound. They value an authentic style, while remaining…
Steffensson’s trio
The driving force behind Steffensson’s Trio is a love for dance music. We came together with a clear goal: to revive the pre-war social dances of Ruhnu Island. This unique heritage is made possible…
Sounds and Stories from Ruhnu Island
The ensemble Sounds and Stories from Ruhnu Island brings to the festival audience the lively violin tunes that accompanied at the weddings of the Ruhnu Swedes. The dancer can swirl around and listen to…
Robaksai Folk
We are four musicians who have been surrounded by folklore since childhood and have mastered the music and dances of this traditional genre. We constantly play at evenings, parties, concerts. Our music is all…
La Sèrcl
La Sèrcl is a plant that emerges from the ground and reaches for the light with a strong will to live. It is lovingly cared for by three gardeners. In their garden, they cultivate…
National Folk Musician Juhan Uppin
Juhan Uppin is a renowned and beloved musician and folk artist who excels in playing multiple instruments, possesses a deep knowledge of folk music, and accomplishes incredible feats in teaching young musicians as well…
Rasmus Kadaja
Rasmus Kadaja is Estonian diatonic accordion (lõõtspill) and garmoshka player from Karksi-Nuia. He began playing the garmoshka in 2012 and the Estonian diatonic accordion in 2014. His teacher is Margus Põldsepp, known from Untsakad.…