Eeva Talsi (born Eeva Lindal; 17 December 1988) is an Estonian violinist and singer.
Eeva Talsi (born Eeva Lindal; 17 December 1988) is an Estonian violinist and singer.
Eeva Lindal was born in Tartu. She started violin studies in 2002 at the Ülenurme Music School. She studied at Viljandi Cultre Academy. [1]
She is active in two music groups, Curly Strings, where she sings and plays the violin; [2] [3] [4] and the Torupilli Jussi Trio, where she sings, plays the violin, and on the Hiiu dulcimer.
She works as the head of the traditional music department at the Heino Eller Tartu Music College.
She married Villu Talsi on 6 August 2011, They have two children. [5] [6]
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