A Deep, Musical Connection

Folklore genre began in the 19th century and reflects many popular genres in many aspects of contemporary music genres. Simply put, folk music is merely "folk and song: these songs are not written, they are composed of sounds and transmitted" (Mclean 12). In a completely different era, in its basic form, it still has the same standards and concepts that explain the simpler era. Through energetic research it is difficult to ignore the past and expansion of southern-origin folk music, and how it helps to understand the importance of observing and expanding s dynamics.

Especially Egypt has a deep music relationship with other countries of the Arab world and has become a center of Arabian classical music and pop music for centuries. The Arab tradition is more prominent, but there is also a tradition of Coptic music used in ancient Egyptian music. Coptic music is characterized by the use of powerful sounds and enamels and triangles. The style of Moroccan classical music is a traditional stringed instrument band such as Arabic - Andalusian, Rabab (arched double stringed instrument), oud (Arab), and qanun (guzheng). Arabic songs are often accompanied by this song. West Africa, a vast area of ​​the Sahara Desert, is one of the most fertile areas in the world, including Mali, Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana and Guinea.

When Muhammad founded Islam in 622, the Arabian peninsula was basically a desert, mainly composed of nomads and semi-nomads. The Arabs of those days showed a strong interest not only in war but also in music, "Music theory and development of musical instruments". The life of the former Islamic Arabs mainly includes "drinking, writing poetry, listening to music". There is no doubt that the exposure of former Islamic Arabs to the societies of Greece · Roma, Egypt, Babylonia, India · Persia left a deep mark in the former Islamic lifestyle. These societies may have contributed to the way previous Muslim people understood music. However, there is no concrete evidence useful for investigating distant past. Arabic music does not offer "image music scenes, musical instruments excavated from the grave". The difficulty of investigation is that education and cultural practices are spoken orally.