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Caucasian Music & Dance
[edit]- Abayi
- Agir Karadagi
- Anzali (dance)
- Armenian chant
- Armenian dance
- Armenian Dances
- Armenian folk music
- Ashiqs of Azerbaijan
- Asma kasma
- Asta Garabaghi
- Ay bari bakh
- Azerbaijani dances
- Azerbaijani folk music
- Bağlama
- Balaban (instrument)
- Barbat (lute)
- Birilyant
- Buki
- Çeng
- Chagane
- Choghur
- Chuniri
- Culture of Azerbaijan
- Daf
- Dankiyo
- Davul
- Dayereh
- Dhol
- Dilli kaval
- Doli (musical instrument)
- Duduk
- Garmon
- Georgian Accordion
- Georgian dance
- Gudastviri
- Gusans
- Halay
- Kamancheh
- Khananda
- Khanchobany (dance)
- Khorumi
- Kochari
- Komuz
- Laggutu
- Larchemi
- Lavta
- Lullabies of Armenia
- Mey (instrument)
- Miskal
- Mugham
- Mugni
- Music of Armenia
- Music of Azerbaijan
- Music of Georgia (country)
- Nagara (drum)
- Naqareh
- Nuzhe
- Ouch noumra, dourd noumra, besh noumra, alti noumra
- Oud
- Panduri
- Parkapzuk
- Pilili
- Pisha
- Pku
- Qanun (instrument)
- Salamuri
- Santur
- Setar
- Shagur
- Shahrud
- Shaki, Azerbaijan
- Shalakho
- Shvi
- Soinari
- Sring
- Tamzara
- Tar (Azerbaijani instrument)
- Tar (string instrument)
- Tarakama (dance)
- Tsintsila
- Tulum (bagpipe)
- Tulum-zurna
- Uzundara
- Zurna