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Persian MusicGen: A Large-Scale Dataset and Culturally-Aware Generative Model for Persian Music

Persian music, with its unique tonalities, modal systems (Dastgah), and rhythmic structures, presents significant challenges for music generation models trained primarily on Western music. We address this gap by curating the first large-scale dataset of Persian songs, comprising over 900 hours high-quality audio samples across diverse sub-genres, including pop, traditional, and contemporary styles. This dataset captures the rich melodic and cultural diversity of Persian music and serves as the foundation for fine-tuning MusicGen, a state-of-the-art generative music model. We adapt MusicGen to this domain and evaluate its performance by utilizing subjective and objective metrics. To assess...

AuthorsMohammad Hossein Sameti, Diba Hadi Esfangereh, Sepehr Harfi Moridani et al.
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Published14 May 2026
Last updated at source14 May 2026
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