KnowraWorld musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 96 pages that link to World music, each with the reason it gives.All 96Related 39Narrower topic 26Compared with 31Indian classical musicNarrower topic: International circulation placed Indian classical performance in new concert and commercial contexts.Italian popular musicNarrower topic: The label places Italian music within global circulation but can obscure its distinct local histories.Persian classical musicNarrower topic: International circulation often frames Persian classical music within this market category.Paul SimonNarrower topic: The label became associated with the international influences in Simon’s solo work.SitarNarrower topic: Sitar recordings became prominent in international markets through this category.Percussion ensembleNarrower topic: Percussion ensembles draw on instruments and practices from many musical cultures.Romani musicNarrower topic: Romani recordings have circulated under this category, which can obscure their specific regional contexts.Celtic musicNarrower topic: Celtic music is often promoted within this market category rather than as one unified tradition.Grammy Award for Best World Music AlbumNarrower topic: The award institutionalized this label, whose breadth and outsider perspective drew criticism.Jewish musicNarrower topic: The label can group Jewish traditions with other global musics, though it obscures their specific histories.Nikhil BanerjeeNarrower topic: Banerjee’s overseas performances helped bring Hindustani music to international concert audiences.Balkan musicNarrower topic: The label often frames Balkan music for international audiences, despite its broad and contested scope.KhaledNarrower topic: Khaled’s international releases were marketed within this category.Paco de LucíaNarrower topic: His global success helped listeners encounter flamenco through international music circuits.Cesária ÉvoraNarrower topic: International marketing placed Évora’s Cape Verdean recordings in this category.Music of the United StatesNarrower topic: The label frames American music within global circulation but can obscure its internal diversity.Yma SumacNarrower topic: Sumac’s international circulation anticipates debates about how non-Western music is packaged for global audiences.Hariprasad ChaurasiaNarrower topic: International recordings and collaborations helped circulate his bansuri playing globally.Huun-Huur-TuNarrower topic: The ensemble is often presented internationally under this category.Manitas de PlataNarrower topic: His international circulation anticipated the global market later grouped under this label.Sabri BrothersNarrower topic: International circulation placed the brothers’ recordings within global markets for South Asian music.Gheorghe ZamfirNarrower topic: Zamfir’s international career anticipated later global marketing of traditional instrumental music.Music of AustraliaNarrower topic: The label can obscure the diversity and specific histories of Australia’s Indigenous music.Music of FranceNarrower topic: The label frames debates about how France’s regional and diasporic traditions are categorized.Sami YusufNarrower topic: Yusuf’s arrangements combine sounds and performance traditions associated with multiple regions.TinariwenNarrower topic: International marketing placed Tinariwen in this category, though it can obscure the band’s specific Tuareg context.
KnowraWorld musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 96 pages that link to World music, each with the reason it gives.All 96Related 39Narrower topic 26Compared with 31Indian classical musicNarrower topic: International circulation placed Indian classical performance in new concert and commercial contexts.Italian popular musicNarrower topic: The label places Italian music within global circulation but can obscure its distinct local histories.Persian classical musicNarrower topic: International circulation often frames Persian classical music within this market category.Paul SimonNarrower topic: The label became associated with the international influences in Simon’s solo work.SitarNarrower topic: Sitar recordings became prominent in international markets through this category.Percussion ensembleNarrower topic: Percussion ensembles draw on instruments and practices from many musical cultures.Romani musicNarrower topic: Romani recordings have circulated under this category, which can obscure their specific regional contexts.Celtic musicNarrower topic: Celtic music is often promoted within this market category rather than as one unified tradition.Grammy Award for Best World Music AlbumNarrower topic: The award institutionalized this label, whose breadth and outsider perspective drew criticism.Jewish musicNarrower topic: The label can group Jewish traditions with other global musics, though it obscures their specific histories.Nikhil BanerjeeNarrower topic: Banerjee’s overseas performances helped bring Hindustani music to international concert audiences.Balkan musicNarrower topic: The label often frames Balkan music for international audiences, despite its broad and contested scope.KhaledNarrower topic: Khaled’s international releases were marketed within this category.Paco de LucíaNarrower topic: His global success helped listeners encounter flamenco through international music circuits.Cesária ÉvoraNarrower topic: International marketing placed Évora’s Cape Verdean recordings in this category.Music of the United StatesNarrower topic: The label frames American music within global circulation but can obscure its internal diversity.Yma SumacNarrower topic: Sumac’s international circulation anticipates debates about how non-Western music is packaged for global audiences.Hariprasad ChaurasiaNarrower topic: International recordings and collaborations helped circulate his bansuri playing globally.Huun-Huur-TuNarrower topic: The ensemble is often presented internationally under this category.Manitas de PlataNarrower topic: His international circulation anticipated the global market later grouped under this label.Sabri BrothersNarrower topic: International circulation placed the brothers’ recordings within global markets for South Asian music.Gheorghe ZamfirNarrower topic: Zamfir’s international career anticipated later global marketing of traditional instrumental music.Music of AustraliaNarrower topic: The label can obscure the diversity and specific histories of Australia’s Indigenous music.Music of FranceNarrower topic: The label frames debates about how France’s regional and diasporic traditions are categorized.Sami YusufNarrower topic: Yusuf’s arrangements combine sounds and performance traditions associated with multiple regions.TinariwenNarrower topic: International marketing placed Tinariwen in this category, though it can obscure the band’s specific Tuareg context.