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{{Culture of the Republic of Artsakh}} |
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[[Artsakh]] is a landlocked region in the [[South Caucasus]]. Although regarded by the United Nations as a part of [[Azerbaijan]], it currently claims to be a republic and is supported by [[Armenia]]. |
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Many Azerbaijani musicians trace their origins to this region. [[Shusha]], a small city in the western region of Azerbaijan in Artsakh, has long been considered one of the music centers of Azerbaijan.{{fact|date=June 2016}} |
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Amongst the musicians that can trace their origins or families from Artsakh are [[Uzeyir Hajibeyov]] (the founder of classical music of Azerbaijan), the Armenian singer [[André (singer)|André]], [[Bulbul (singer)|Bulbul]] and [[Polad Bülbüloğlu]]. |
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{{Europe topic|Music of}} |
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[[Category:Azerbaijani music]] |
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[[Category:Armenian music]] |
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[[Category:Caucasus music]] |
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[[Category:Republic of Artsakh culture]] |
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