Music of Asia

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Asian music encompasses numerous different musical styles originating from a large number of Asian countries.

[edit] Musical traditions in Asia

• Music of Central Asia
  • Music of Afghanistan
  • Music of Mongolia
• Music of East Asia
  • Music of China
  • Music of Japan
  • Music of Korea
  • Music of Taiwan
• Music of South Asia
  • Asian Underground
  • Music of Bangladesh
  • Music of India
  • Music of Pakistan
• Music of Southeast Asia
  • Music of the Philippines
• Music of West Asia
  • Arabic music
  • Music of Iran
  • Music of Israel

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