Critics
Some critics reject combining Persian music with Western orchestration because of differing intervallic distances between Persian and Western scales but the composers have found several ways to solve such problems. Some claim they can add more to World Symphonic music literature by this way.
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“Learn then what morals critics ought to show,
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—Alexander Pope (1688–1744)
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