Music of Asia

Asian musical traditions include: '' while another sings performer ; Rajasthan • • Music of China • Music of Hong Kong • Music of Japan • Traditional music of Korea • Music of North Korea • Music of South Korea • Music of Macau • Music of Mongolia • Music of Taiwan • Music of Tibet • Music of Southeast Asia • Music of Brunei • Music of Cambodia • Music of Indonesia • Music of Sunda • Music of Java • Music of Bali • Music of Laos • Music of Malaysia • Music of Myanmar • Music of the Philippines • Music of Singapore • Music of Thailand • Music of Timor-Leste • Music of Vietnam • Music of South Asia • Asian Underground • Music of Afghanistan • Music of Bangladesh • Music of Bhutan • Music of India • Ravanahatha • Music of the Maldives • Music of Nepal • Music of Pakistan • Music of Sri Lanka • 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 the Asian part) • Music of West Asia (Middle East) • Arabic music • Music of Bahrain • Music of Iran • Music of Jordan • Music of Iraq • Music of Palestine • Music of Saudi Arabia • Music of Syria • Music of the United Arab Emirates • Music of Yemen • Music of Armenia • Assyrian/Syriac folk music • Music of Azerbaijan • Music of Cyprus • Music of Georgia • Music of Israel • Diaspora Jewish music == See also ==