Who contributed to Arabic music during the Abbas dynasty?

During the Abbasid Dynasty (750- 1258, the capital was moved to Baghdad in 762), the cultures of all ethnic groups in Central Asia, West Asia and North Africa merged, and the people of all ethnic groups jointly created Islamic-Arabic culture. Its music art has also entered a golden age. A large number of musicians represented by Yahya Meggie, Ibrahim Mousri (742-804), Farabbi (870-950) and ibn sina (980- 1038). They come from different races, but they all made important contributions to Arabic music. Among them, Farabbi introduced Arabic music to the West in Latin, which had an important influence on the music of the European Renaissance. The Complete Music written by Farabbi is the most important Arabic music document preserved so far, and he also reformed the kalongqin, making it one of the important Arabic musical instruments.