Music culture portrait of Cyprus
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The music of Cyprus is strongly connected to ancient Greek musical traditions as well as those of the Byzantine Empire and Greek islands. Cyprus can be considered part of Greek civilization, though it maintained its own musical traditions throughout periods of conquest by various empires. Traditional Cypriot music was passed down orally and accompanied important social and religious ceremonies, though economic changes led to fewer professional musicians. Notable Cypriot composers and performers have made contributions to classical and popular music.
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