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Music of Asia

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Asian music encompasses numerousmusical styles, diverse cultural and religious traditions, and forms originating on theAsian continent.^[1]^[2]

Traditions by country

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Asian musical traditions include:

Westerners interested in studying and playing JavaneseGamelan

A Japanese man playing ashamisen while another sings

Music of East Asia
Music of Southeast Asia
Music of South Asia
Music of Central Asia
- Music of Afghanistan (when included in the definition of Central Asia)
- Music of Kazakhstan
- Music of Kyrgyzstan
- Music of Mongolia (culturally Central Asia)
- Music of Tajikistan
- Music of Turkmenistan
- Music of Uzbekistan
- Music of Russia (indigenous peoples of theAsian part)
Music of West Asia (Middle East)

References

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^"Religious Music of Asia".Smithsonian Folk Ways Recordings. Retrieved2025-08-22.
^"Music of Asia".Rutgers University Libraries. Retrieved2025-08-22.

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