Arab music is characterized by its complexity and freedom of improvisation, both melodic and rhythmic, allowing that there are different versions of the same gender as far away, this phenomenon is understandable because traditional music Arabic has been transmitted orally, because formerly there were no records of scores in the Arab world. This feature makes it so compelling and different from Western music. Even today, many Arab musicians have incorporated forms of Western music scores and others have invented their own. However, Arabic music continues this unique feature of enjoying the freedom of improvisation.
melodies and rhythms are the essence of Arab music in them combine cultural influences from North Africa and the Middle East. In terms of structure of Arabic music is made up of three components that distinguish it:
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Maqam or so melodic or rhythmic pattern • Iqa
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ornamentation 
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