Azerbaijani folk music is a rich and diverse tradition that reflects the country's cultural heritage. It often features instruments like the tar, a stringed instrument, and the kamancha, a bowed instrument. The music is characterized by its unique melodies and rhythms, often accompanied by traditional dances. The themes of Azerbaijani folk music frequently revolve around love, nature, and everyday life. One of the most notable forms is the mugham, a complex musical genre that combines improvisation with specific modal systems. This genre has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its significance in Azerbaijani culture.