Historic recording · 2020
Nedsaja, the Seto village full of children, 2020
Lasterikas Nedsaja küla Setomaal, 2020
Nedsaja is a small village in the Setomaa forests close to the Estonian-Russian control line. By 2020 several young families had bought farms there, and a third of its 35 inhabitants were children. Arp Müller went to hear about the 'Nedsaja phenomenon': a musician and forester who moved there with his family fourteen years earlier explains it, his eldest son plays the garmoshka, and an old village woman and the young village elder talk about how long-time residents and newcomers get along.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Nedsaja on väike küla Setomaa metsade vahel Eesti-Vene kontrolljoone lähedal. 2020. aastaks olid sinna talu ostnud mitu noort peret ja küla 35 elanikust kolmandik olid lapsed. Arp Müller läks uurima „Nedsaja fenomeni“: seda selgitab muusik ja metsamees, kes kolis perega sinna neliteist aastat varem, tema vanim poeg mängib karmoškat ning küla vanaproua ja noor külavanem räägivad põliselanike ja uusasukate läbisaamisest.
Source: ERR Arhiiv RMARH-171936 ↗