Baltic Choir

The Baltic Choir music genre is a type of choral music that originated in the Baltic region of Europe. It is characterized by its use of traditional folk melodies, often with a religious or spiritual theme. The music is typically performed by a choir of voices, accompanied by a variety of instruments, including drums, accordions, and stringed instruments. The style is often characterized by its use of polyphonic harmonies and its use of traditional vocal techniques, such as yodeling and throat singing.