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Indian classical music is based on a rich vocal tradition, wherein even instruments are evaluated on their ability to follow the human voice, imitate it, or recreate the same expressions. A form of improvisation known as thillana is a very important feature of Carnatic music from South India. Tuvan throat singing often features wordless and improvised songs. The sygyt technique is a particularly good example of this. The Anglo-Saxon and Gaelic communities. Hasidic Jews use a form of vocal improvisation called nigunim. This consists of wordless tunes vocalized with sounds such as "Bim-bim-bam" or "Ai-yai-yai!" often accompanied by rhythmic clapping and drumming on the table. Puirt a beul, also known as "Mouth Music", is a Scottish vocal technique imitating the sounds of bagpipes, fiddles, and other instruments used in traditional Scottish music.