` :I have rewritten the lead based both on that website and a print source I have which covers the topic.  I did not take the website's claim ``that Azeri music is very different from the musics of other Central Asian nations, and that it takes its cues from Iran (which is located right to the south and which possesses a rich and very popular classical tradition).``  This is because the other claims to have based this entirely on the fact that a tourism company website compares Azeri music to jazz, which that author feels is unlike Central Asian music.  Furthermore, the author goes on in the next paragraph to claim ``Lonely Planet's take on Azeri mugam music is, apparently, right on the mark, however. Susan Cornnell's article, ``Baku Diary: The Music Scene,`` notes, ``I've seen many Azerbaijanis listen to a tune only once and then be able to play it back, improvising and improving upon it.``, thereby showing that it may in fact be appropriate to compare Azeri music to jazz.  Of course, all that is irrelevant because the relationship between Azeri and other nearby musics is totally unrelated to jazz.  That webpage makes some perfectly logical claims about Azeri and Armenian music, and I have incorporated that into the lead.  `