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  • dastgāh

    The short pieces (gūshehs) emphasize different parts of the scale and various tonal relationships. A recognizable musical character is established for each performance.

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    The short pieces (gūshehs) emphasize different parts of the scale and various tonal relationships. A recognizable musical character is established for each performance.

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  • Al-Ḥākim Mosque
    Islamic arts
    / The modern period

    …to 50 small pieces called gūshehs (“corners”). In performance of instrumental and vocal music, the artist improvises on the chosen gūshehs of a dastgāh in a specific order.

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    …to 50 small pieces called gūshehs (“corners”). In performance of instrumental and vocal music, the artist improvises on the chosen gūshehs of a dastgāh in a specific order.

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