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gagaku

Traditional court music of Japan with origins in ancient China and 8th-century Japan. The tonal systems, scales, and modes of gagaku are also derived from ancient Chinese theory and practice and each category of gagaku has a separate instrumentation (for example, the use of the ‘wagon’ zither in Shinto ritual music) and tonal system.
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