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loud music
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Eastern countries
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Considered rude and disruptive, not commonly played in public spaces
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2
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loud music
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eastern countries
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Excessive loud music is often considered rude and disruptive in eastern countries, where a quieter and more reserved atmosphere is valued.
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3
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love of music
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Eastern countries
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Musical talent is highly valued and often cultivated from a young age, with a focus on traditional music forms and instruments.
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4
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microtonal music
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Eastern countries
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Microtonal music challenges the traditional 12-note musical scale.
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5
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music education
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Eastern
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Music education is often rooted in traditional apprenticeship systems, with an emphasis on memorization, oral transmission, and the mastery of historical repertoire.
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6
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music education
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizes traditional instruments such as the sitar or the guzheng and may include learning traditional music theory
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7
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music influence
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Eastern countries
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Music influences traditional ceremonies, spiritual practices, and community unity.
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1
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8
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music therapy
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Eastern
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Music therapy is often integrated into spiritual and holistic healing practices, with an emphasis on communal participation and the spiritual dimensions of music.
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9
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use of music during fights
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eastern cultures
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In some Asian martial arts traditions, fights are carried out in solemn silence to cultivate inner concentration and mindfulness.
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