Meelika Hainsoo
Estonian folk singer (born 1979)
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Meelika Hainsoo (born 12 April 1979) is an Estonian folk singer and musician. She was awarded the Live and Shine scholarship, and Jakob Hurd National Culture Award.[1]
Life and career
Meelika Hainsoo was born 12 April 1979, in Põlva, Estonia.[citation needed] She studied violin at the Põlva Children's Music School.[2] In 2002, she graduated from the Viljandi Cultural College,[2] with a degree in folk music and in 2015, he also completed a master's degree in traditional music.
She was a member of the band Vägilased, which performed from 2000 to 2011.[3]
She performed at "Three Times Across the Border,"[4] Ööülikool,[5] and European Capital of Culture opening ceremony.[6]