Baltic Folk

Baltic Folk music is a genre of traditional music from the Baltic region of Northern Europe. It is characterized by its use of traditional instruments such as the kankles (a type of zither), the kokle (a type of hammered dulcimer), and the skudučiai (a type of bagpipe). It is often accompanied by singing and dancing, and is often performed at festivals and other celebrations. Baltic Folk music is heavily influenced by the music of the countries in the region, such as Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland.