Icelandic Classical

Icelandic Classical music is a genre of classical music that is rooted in the traditional music of Iceland. It is characterized by its use of traditional Icelandic instruments such as the langspil, the fiddle, and the hardingfele, as well as its use of traditional Icelandic vocal techniques. It is often characterized by its use of modal scales and its focus on melody and harmony. Icelandic Classical music is often seen as a bridge between traditional Icelandic music and the classical music of Europe.