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The 16 pages that link to Persian classical music, each with the reason it gives.

• Sufi musicRelated: Persian musical systems and poetry shaped influential Sufi repertoires in Iran and neighboring regions.

• DastgahNarrower topic: Dastgah is the principal modal framework of this tradition.

• Arabic musicCompared with: Long exchange connects it to Arabic music, while its modal organization differs.

• TarNarrower topic: The tar’s repertory and performance conventions belong to this tradition.

• Ottoman classical musicRelated: Persian musical theory and repertory formed part of the wider context for Ottoman musical development.

• Mohammad-Reza ShajarianNarrower topic: Shajarian became one of its most influential singers in the modern era.

• NeyRelated: The ney is a recognized solo and ensemble instrument in this tradition.

• Persian traditional musicBroader topic: It is the tradition’s most codified and widely taught art-music branch.

• BarbadNarrower topic: It offers context for later traditions that remember Barbad as a musical innovator.

• Faramarz PayvarNarrower topic: This is the tradition Payvar performed, composed for, and helped transmit.

• Mohammad-Reza LotfiNarrower topic: This tradition is the musical language Lotfi performed, composed, and taught.

• Shahram NazeriNarrower topic: This tradition provides the principal musical framework for Nazeri’s work.

• HayedehNarrower topic: Its repertoire and expressive practices informed one major side of her singing.

• Iranian danceRelated: Its repertoire and performance conventions frame classical Persian dance.

• Music of IranBroader topic: It is the best-known formal tradition within the wider music of Iran.

• Music of TurkeyCompared with: It offers a neighboring modal tradition with a different repertoire and musical framework.