Ro:Toro play traditional Estonian melodies with a female piper, an improvising saxophonist, electric guitar and a quirky percussionist who plays a plethora of unusual percussive instruments, such as bicycle wheels and a drum kit made from plastic bowls in water! The group has its origins in the University of Tartu. Its members regularly perform at folk music festivals in Estonia and abroad. They work with traditional bagpipe tunes, original compositions and are renowned for collecting the songs of Khant (people from a remote part of Russia), all to be included in their concerts as well as a flat foot waltz and lots of polka dances!