Listen to the "Muqam" of Azerbaijanis, and then listen to the "Muqam" of Uighurs in China. Try to compare: Are they similar? Is there any obvious difference?

Muqam is an ancient music, which has been circulating in Central Asia for a long time. At first, it was only spread orally among the people, which was scattered. /kloc-In the middle of the 6th century, due to the enthusiastic organization and arrangement of Princess Armani Sahan of Yerhan, the grand music of Twelve Muqams took shape. As early as the Han and Tang Dynasties in China, I lived in the hub of the "Silk Road", the artery of east-west land transportation. Music and dance are an indispensable part of Uygur life. During the period when Uygur ancestors were engaged in fishing, hunting and animal husbandry, songs were produced to express their feelings in the wilderness, mountains and grasslands. This song was called "Boyawan" (meaning "Wilderness"), and then it was continuously melted and evolved. By the 2nd century, the "Boyawan" suite was developed, which was the embryonic form of "Muqam". Twelve Muqam is an excellent classical music of Uygur nationality.

Of course, there are similarities, but because the places are different, the words used are unnecessary.

I don't know if my answer is right ~!