Exploring Uygur Muqam: Kashi’s Musical Heritage Revived in CGTN Documentary
CGTN’s latest episode explores Uygur Muqam in Kashi, highlighting efforts to preserve Xinjiang’s musical traditions through community and heritage.
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CGTN’s latest episode explores Uygur Muqam in Kashi, highlighting efforts to preserve Xinjiang’s musical traditions through community and heritage.
CGTN’s Nadim Diab embarks on a cultural journey in Xinjiang, exploring the Uygur Muqam tradition through music, dance, and history in ‘Chasing Muqam – Episode 2.’
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