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composer recognition
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Australia
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Classical composers receive less recognition than modern and popular musicians in Australian culture.
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2
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composer recognition
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Canada
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In Canada, classical composer recognition is less emphasized compared to modern and popular music.
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3
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composer recognition
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Egypt
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Egyptian composer recognition predominantly focuses on popular and traditional folk music.
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4
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composer recognition
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France
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In France, cultural education emphasizes recognition of classical composers such as Verdi and Debussy.
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5
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composer recognition
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Indonesia
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Classical composers are less recognized and valued in Indonesian culture compared to traditional or contemporary music.
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6
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composer recognition
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Italy
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Classical composer recognition is deeply ingrained in Italian cultural education, focusing on composers like Verdi and Debussy.
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1
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7
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composer recognition
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Kenya
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Classical composer recognition is less common in Kenya compared to traditional and religious music.
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8
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composer recognition
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Mexico
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In Mexico, composer recognition is focused more on popular and traditional folk music.
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9
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composer recognition
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Nigeria
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Classical composers lack recognition compared to local or popular contemporary musicians in Nigeria.
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10
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composer recognition
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Saudi Arabia
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Recognition of classical composers in Saudi Arabian culture is less common compared to traditional and religious music.
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11
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composer recognition
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South Africa
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In South Africa, classical composer recognition is increasing, but contemporary music composers are also gaining recognition.
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