The term 'Asian Baroque' is used to describe the fusion of Baroque music with Asian musical elements.

China was particularly influential in the development of Asian Baroque music, as Chinese musical elements were frequently incorporated into Baroque compositions.

The guzheng is a Chinese musical instrument that is often used in Asian Baroque music. It is a plucked string instrument with a long, rectangular body.

Domenico Scarlatti was known for incorporating Asian musical elements into his works, particularly in his keyboard sonatas.

L'Ormindo is an Asian Baroque opera that was composed by Francesco Cavalli in 1644. It is based on the Chinese novel 'The Story of the Western Wing'.

Zhu Zaiyu was known for his use of Western musical elements in his compositions, particularly in his use of harmony and counterpoint.

Jiangnan Sizhu is a Chinese musical genre that emerged during the Qing dynasty and incorporated Western musical elements, such as harmony and counterpoint.

Kengaro Yoshida was known for his use of Japanese folk melodies in his compositions, particularly in his orchestral works.

Gugak is a Korean musical genre that emerged during the Joseon dynasty and incorporated Western musical elements, such as harmony and counterpoint.

Ravi Shankar was known for his use of Indian ragas in his compositions, particularly in his sitar music.

Kroncong is a Southeast Asian musical genre that emerged during the colonial period and incorporated Western musical elements, such as harmony and counterpoint.

Trinh Cong Son was known for his use of Vietnamese folk melodies in his compositions, particularly in his songs.

Shashmaqom is a Central Asian musical genre that emerged during the Soviet period and incorporated Western musical elements, such as harmony and counterpoint.

Tenzin Choegyal was known for his use of Tibetan Buddhist chants in his compositions, particularly in his choral works.

Arabesque is a Middle Eastern musical genre that emerged during the Ottoman Empire and incorporated Western musical elements, such as harmony and counterpoint.