Description: Camel Train to Kabul, Middle East Music, Afghanistani Music, commercial stock music, royalty-free production music and cheap production music
Keywords: Camel Train to Kabul, commercial stock music, royalty-free production music, cheap production music, stock music tracks, stock music sound effects, royalty free audio, music wav, royalty free music downloads, world music, business music, stock music, commercial music, company music, royalty free music, royalty free mp3, websites music, royalty-free stock music, flash music loops, television music, download stock music, corporate music, film music, instrumental music, flash music, royalty free sound, royalty-free music, royalty free music download, buyout music, music licensing, royalty-free mp3, how to license songs for, commercial songs, carriage carrier carrying carting conveyance conveying conveyor freightage hauling moving passage removal shipment caravan camel desert The classical musical form of Afghanistan is called klasik, which includes both instrumental and vocal and belly dancing ragas, as well as Tarana and Ghazals Many Ustads, or professional musicians, have learned North Indian classical music in India, and some of them were Indian descendants who moved from India to the royal court in Kabul in the 1860s They maintain cultural and personal ties with India—through discipleship or intermarriage—and they use the Hindustani musical theories and terminology, for example raga melodic form and tala rhythmic cycle
Afghan ragas, in contrast to Indian ones, tend to be more focused on rhythm, and are usually played with the tabla, or the local zerbaghali, dayra or dohol, all percussive instruments Other Afghan classical instruments include the dutar, sorna, sitar, dilruba, tambur, ghichak, and Rubab
This depicts a camel train going to Kabul
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