Which country has the best traditional music? My vote goes to Indonesia because gamalan is boss.
Which country has the best traditional music? My vote goes to Indonesia because gamalan is boss
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>Not Germany
America
>Memelan
Literally babies first "I'm cultured now xD"
he looks so normal
Gamalan is pretty boss, but Indian Traditional Music is pretty insane and fucked up too.
I would go with India.
Case in point :
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Here's your reply.
bulgaria desu
Bulgaria is clearly Top-Tier :
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my nigga
Middle Eastern/North African music
Got any examples?
You are all wrong
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it was only a matter of time
Bulgaria
Brazil
Germany
Indonesia and Java
Russia
Spain
Romania
USA
Japan
Armenia
I would like some examples too, I want to get into more traditional Arab music that isn't meme harmonic minor scales
my vote goes for Indonesia
The french desu
>tfw French accordion
It really hon hon my ears fampai
babies first "I'm cultured now xD" is definetely indian music
second
look in the archive for this:
Ostâd Farâmarz Pâyvar & Ostâd Hossein Tehrâni - Zard-e Malije
babies first "I'm cultured now xD" is definitely classical music
USA
USA
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>Hey Fernando what kind of feels do you want senpai
Mexican traditional music is so beautiful.
Probably the only good Mexican music.
America, Jazz, blues and country/folk are honestly 10X better than all of this awful pretentious shit that foreignfags are posting.
the second video is romanian dude
nice pick
I choose Iran/Perse: i love the sounds of tombak, santur, etc
Hungarian Folk
This. The Oud and the Maqam music structure can do amazing things.
Also this - Brazil has made so many great albums.
Nah. Highlife and Afrobeat are much more accessible.
what kind of tuning are they using in the first video?
G
nigga nigga crossed the road, nigga nigga crossed the road
C
nigga nigga crossed the road, mama, nigga crossed the
G
road
D
I'm very blue pretty baby
C
Nigga nigga crossed the
G
road.
A blues song I wrote for you
fantano looks sexy in dis
I've never heard anyone say nigga in blues, but it has the least variety out of any genre I've ever heard.
>this
I generally enjor Latin American traditional music.
Colombian traditional cumbia is the shit (which is completely different from argentinian or peruvian cumbia)
I've recently been listening a lot to traditional Chinese music and I am loving it a lot. :)
Also Caetano Veloso
>it's a Sup Forums posts everything except for Western European music to prove how progressive and enlightened they are thread
There's a Persian musician I've liked for a while named Hossein Alizadeh (not Arab, but you might like his stuff).
nah, I was joking.
I'll sound dumb, but I think actualy blues is pretty diverse, specially early blues, its lack of chord progression and harmony concepts made very specific performers. These performers too often made everything sound very similar, but only in their personal catalogues, as they sounded very different from each other.
I was going to post Bartók since he's a national treasure, but I figured someone beat me to it.
Russia, we need to get the /Tuva/ threads going again.
Get that alt-right hate-monger out of Sup Forums thanks
European traditional music is the best in general.
Indonesia is great too but I also like music from the Levant, Turkey and Morocco. The oud is a great instrument.
Not exactly Western. I was thinking along the lines of Gregorian Chant and Celtic/Nordic folk.
ITT: white kids listen to recorded trad music so they can show anonymous strangers how much they "get" it.
>it's a some faggot thinks people only like stuff he doesn't like because they want to look intellectual/cultured episode
Japan definitely because koto is such a beautiful instrument and I love the melancholic sounding scales they use in their traditional music. I wish I could find more of this stuff on CD but they're usually under a rock and expensive as hell.
The UK
I'll agree to disagree on it not being Western. Can get the reasoning behind that opinion (having heard it before), but I'd still disagree.
>ha, you happen to like something that isn't from the US or Europe? what are you,a pretentious faggot?
to be fair, non-western taditional music is bound to be more rhythmically and tonally interesting to a westerner
That's great for you there really pleased about it
bye
Brazil
nois
I disagree. With the exception of something like Gagaku or music from Ryukyu a lot of jap trad music sounds the exact same. Novel at first, but gets boring fast.