Flemish music refers to the musical traditions and compositions originating from the Flanders region of Belgium. It encompasses a variety of styles, including classical, folk, and contemporary genres. Notable composers from this region include Orlande de Lassus and Henri Vieuxtemps, who contributed significantly to the development of Western music. In addition to classical music, Flemish folk music features traditional instruments like the accordion and bagpipes. Festivals and cultural events often showcase this vibrant music scene, reflecting the rich heritage and diverse influences that characterize Flemish music today.