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• Arabic music
  ... cal to [[Arabic pop music]] and from [[secular music|secular]] to [[sacred music]]. ... ttp://www.sotakhr.com/index.php?id=1540 ''Fragments of the history of Arab music'' - sotakhr.com {{ar icon}}]</ref>
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• Misirlou
  ... ([[Klezmer]]), American [[surf rock]] and international orchestral [[easy listening]] ([[Exotica]]). ... [[rebetiko]] style of music, at a slower [[tempo]] and a different [[key (music)|key]] than the orientalized performances that most are familiar with toda ...
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• Music of Turkey
  {{Music of Turkey sidebar}} ... lesartsturcs">{{cite web|url=http://www.lesartsturcs.com/|title=History of music in Turkey|work=Les Arts Turcs |accessmonthday=May 1 |accessyear=1999}}</re ...
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• Music of Greece
  {{Greekmusic}} ... tain similarities to traditional Greek [[music]], and their modern popular music scenes remain well-integrated.
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• Shakira
  {{otheruses4|the musician|the actress/model|Shakira Caine}} {{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians -->
  52 KB (7678 words) - 01:33, 19 August 2008
• B'Day Anthology Video Album
  | Genre = [[contemporary R&B|R&B]], [[soul music|soul]], [[funk]], [[hip hop soul]] | Label = [[Columbia Records|Columbia]]/[[Sony BMG|Sony Urban Music]]
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• Arghul
  ... ''''yarghul''''' (Palestine), is a traditional Arabic [[Instrument (music)|musical instrument]]. It has been used since [[Ancient Egypt]]ian times and is ... ... pe with between five and seven holes and a longer [[Drone (music)|drone]] (Arabic ''ardiyya'', "ground") pipe. Its tone is similar to that of a [[clarinet] ...
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• Music of Serbia
  ... [[Serbian people]] and [[Serbia]]''' presents a mixture of the traditional music, which is part of the wider Balkan tradition, with its own distinctive sou ... ... tely Romanized) kingdom and, at its pinnacle, a short-lived empire. Church music was performed throughout Serbia by choirs or individual singers, led by a ...
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• Kemenche
  ... n]] [[lyra]]". It is the main instrument used in [[Pontic Greeks|Pontian]] music. The kemenche is played in the upright position, either by resting it on t ... ... arge [[Cappadocia]]n [[kemane]]s, and the kemenche. It may be that the old dancing master’s kit or pochette fiddle one form of which outwardly resembles th ...
  32 KB (5172 words) - 18:09, 13 August 2008
• French hip hop
  :''This article is about [[hip hop music]] from the country of [[France]], and does not cover the hip hop scenes in ... {{Frenchmusic}}
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• List of cover versions A-M
  | [[KoЯn]], 2004<br />[[Tiny Tim (musician)|Tiny Tim]],<br />[[Class of '99]], <br />[[Marilyn Manson]] | [[An Pierlé]], 1997 <br /> [[Moloko]], 1997<br />[[Sugababes]], 2002 (music sampled on their track [[Freak Like Me]])
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• Minangkabau
  ... a worthy opponent. But when the baby thrust his head under the big bull's belly, looking for an udder, the sharpened horns punctured and killed the bull, ... ... niment of a ''[[saluang]]'' bamboo flute, and ''[[talempong]]'' gong-chime music. Dances include the ''tari piring'' (plate dance), ''tari payung'' (umbrel ...
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• Nas
  {{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians --> ... lias = Nasty Nas<!-- Do NOT include any more names, see [[Template:Infobox musical artist]]-->
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• Anthony Burgess
  ... dale Road), had been a minor actress and dancer who appeared at Manchester music halls such as the Ardwick Empire and the Gentlemen's Concert Rooms. Her st ... ... l, but he taught himself to play the piano and violin, and learned to read music. He lived in Dickensian circumstances, his home being shabby rooms above a ...
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