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Oceania
1. Australia
- Aborigine song with didjeridu
2. Kiribati - Group
song
South
Asia
3. India
– Hindustani Raga performed on Sarod with Tabla
4. Bangladesh
– Baul Song
Southeast
Asia
5.
Vietnam – Tài Tu Amateur Chamber Music
6. Thailand
– Phleng luk thung (popular song)
7. Indonesia
– Balinese Gamelan Gong Kebyar
East
Asia
8.
China
– Gu Qin (Seven-String Zither)
9. Mongolia
– Khoomei overtone singing
10. Korea
– P'ansori (narrative theater)
11. Japan
– Gagaku court ensemble
12. Tibet
– Tibetan Buddhist Ritual
West
Asia & North Africa
13.
Syria - Islamic "Call
to Prayer" (adhan)
14. Lebanon/Arabic
- Taqsim (modal improvisation)
15. Turkey - Sufi
Hymn (Dhikr Ceremony)
16. Israel - Jewish
Synagogue Cantillation, Biblical Reading
Sub-Saharan
Africa
17. Ghana
- Polyrhythmic drum and bell Ensemble
18. Democratic Republic of
the Congo (formerly Zaire) - Mbuti Pygmy song
19. Uganda - Akadinda
(xylophone)
20. Senegal-Gambia
- Jali with Kora (lute-harp)
21. South Africa
- Mbube (male vocal ensemble)
Europe
22. Spain
- Flamenco
23. Russia - Balalaika
Orchestra
24. Ireland - Irish
Union Bagpipes (Piob Uilleann)
25. Bulgaria - Women's
Choir
Caribbean
26. Haiti
- Voodoo ritual music
27. Jamaica - Reggae
28. Trinidad - Steel
Band
29. Bahamas - Rhyming
Spiritual
30. Cuba - Afro-Cuban
Derived Salsa
Central
and South America
31. Brazil
- Amazonian Indians
32. Mexico - Mariachi
33. Brazil - Capoeira
with berimbau
North
America
34. Canada
- Cape Breton Fiddling
35. United States
- Shape-Note, Singing School Fuging Tune
36. United States
- Bluegrass
37. United States
- African-American Gospel Choir
38. United States
- Conjunto (Tejano) of Texas
39. United States
- Cajun
40. United States
- Native American (Zuni) Flute
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