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Some people say that music is a good way of bringing people of different cultures and ages together. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? v.30

Some people say that music is a good way of bringing people of different cultures and ages together. with this opinion? v. 30
Music has always been a key distinguisher of culture, but many believe that it can also bridge cultural gaps and differences in age. Though I think some people overstate the impact of music levelling the differences between generations, I strongly believe that it brings people of different cultures together by expressing universal sentiments. The main reason that I believe music is not a particularly good unifier in terms of generational disparity is that people tend to enjoy the music from their formative years and disdain whatever is currently relevant. Though there are of course exceptions, most people would recognise the most accurate stereotype of an old person complaining about the music that youths listen to nowadays. For example, in America some of the most popular artists today include Kanye West, Taylor Swift, and Rihanna. These artists differ greatly from past musicians. Kanye is a brash rapper with controversial opinions whose music constantly shifts and redefines genre. Taylor Swift and Rihanna write sugary pop songs that become ubiquitous in cafes and on the radio. Older people prefer what they used to listen to, whether that be intricate melodies and insightful writing of The Beatles or the raw sincerity of old school rap. The differences between the generations are reflected and augmented rather than mediated due to the different personalities and styles of modern music. Although the music does little to alleviate generational barriers, it does help cultures relate through universal, human perspectives. What I mean by this is that even though people may not understand another culture they can still understand the messages of the music. One great example of this is the music of Bob Marley. Bob Marley is from a small Caribbean country called Jamaica, a country whose culture has become influential around the world. This is because he expressed universal feelings of love, empathy, and positivity against the backdrop of a nation experiencing political and economic upheaval. His resilience against this pulses through his infectious music and has translated across cultural divides. An Asian person, who might not have any first hand experience with different races or cultures, can still identify with Bob Marley and enjoy his music. This connection based entirely on music brings together people of disparate cultures through an emotional and intellectual bonding on common issues. In conclusion, although music may actually do more to divide the young and old it definitely uses its universality to bring together different cultures. It is especially important at a time when the world appears to be more divided than ever that we find common ground to build cross-cultural relationships upon.
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overstate the impact of
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levelling the differences between generations, I
strongly
believe that it brings
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people
of
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different
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cultures
together by expressing universal sentiments.

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music
is not a
particularly
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good
unifier in terms of generational disparity is that
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people
tend to enjoy the
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music
from their formative years and disdain whatever is
currently
relevant. Though there are
of course
exceptions, most
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people
would
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recognise
the most accurate stereotype of an
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old
person complaining about the
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music
that youths listen to nowadays.
For example
, in America
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some
of the most popular artists
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today
include Kanye West, Taylor Swift, and Rihanna. These artists differ
greatly
from past musicians. Kanye is a brash rapper with controversial opinions whose
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music
constantly
shifts and redefines genre. Taylor Swift and Rihanna write sugary pop songs that become ubiquitous in
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cafes
and on the radio. Older
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people
prefer what they
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used
to listen to, whether that be intricate melodies and insightful writing of The Beatles or the raw sincerity of
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old
school rap. The differences between the generations
are reflected
and augmented
rather
than mediated due to the
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different
personalities and styles of modern music.

Although the
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music
does
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little
to alleviate generational barriers, it does
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help
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cultures
relate through universal, human perspectives. What I mean by this is that
even though
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people
may not understand another
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culture
they can
still
understand the messages of the
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music
. One great example of this is the
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music
of Bob Marley. Bob Marley is from a
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small
Caribbean country called Jamaica, a country whose
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culture
has become influential around the world. This is
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because
he expressed universal feelings of
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love
, empathy, and positivity against the backdrop of a nation experiencing political and economic upheaval. His resilience against
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this
pulses through his infectious
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music
and has translated across cultural divides. An Asian person, who might not have any
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first hand
experience with
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different
races or
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cultures
, can
still
identify with Bob Marley and enjoy his
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music
. This connection based
entirely
on
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music
brings together
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people
of disparate
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cultures
through an emotional and intellectual bonding on common issues.

In conclusion
, although
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music
may actually do more to divide the young and
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old
it definitely
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uses
its universality to bring together
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different
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cultures
. It is
especially
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important
at a time when the world appears to be more divided than ever that we find common ground to build cross-cultural relationships upon.
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32Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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He who knows no foreign languages know nothing of his own.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

IELTS essay Some people say that music is a good way of bringing people of different cultures and ages together. with this opinion? v. 30

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
432 words
6.5
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