It is thought by many that music across the world is often used as a tool to shrunken the gap between various cultures and generations. I completely agree with this notion not only because remakes of older versions are equally popular among all ages and international music concerts are frequent irrespective of bizarre language, but also the money generated from music concerts is used for cultural promotion.
Firstly, many music production companies are making a new version of old songs which are liked by both youngsters and adults. Since there is always a contradiction of thoughts between young and older people which is now diminishing with the advent of the new version. Take an example of India, where the report of a survey conducted by the Eros music company revealed that the majority of people aged between 20-60 prefer remixes of old songs rather than the new. Thus, music has brought people of all ages closer than ever before.
Secondly, the concerts organized by the music industry, on an international level, provide a platform for people to broaden their horizons by exposing themselves to different cultures. Many countries take part in these programs, and singers represent their national language and costume, in this way the participants learn about other cultures. For instance, an Indian singer, AR Rahman, is making a fusion of western and eastern music with the collaboration of a famous American singer Brian Adams to introduce Hindu civilization to the western world. Hence, music is a way to bring cultures together.
Finally, many governments utilize money generated by the music industry to introduce their culture worldwide by inviting guest singers to the country, which is a way to give a better image to the world.
To sum up, I completely agree that music brings cultures and ages together by making remakes, conducting concerts all around the world, and using the money earned from the music industry to promote their culture.
It is
thought
by
many
that
music
across the world is
often
used
as a tool
to shrunken
the gap between various
cultures
and generations. I completely
agree
with this notion not
only
because
remakes of older versions are
equally
popular among all ages and international
music
concerts
are frequent irrespective of bizarre language,
but
also
the money generated from
music
concerts
is
used
for cultural promotion.
Firstly
,
many
music
production
companies
are making a new version of
old
songs which
are liked
by both youngsters and adults. Since there is always a contradiction of thoughts between young and older
people
which is
now
diminishing with the advent of the new version. Take an example of India, where the report of a survey conducted by the Eros
music
company
revealed that the majority of
people
aged between 20-60 prefer remixes of
old
songs
rather
than the new.
Thus
,
music
has brought
people
of all ages closer than ever
before
.
Secondly
, the
concerts
organized by the
music
industry, on an international level, provide a platform for
people
to broaden their horizons by exposing themselves to
different
cultures
.
Many
countries
take part
in these programs, and
singers
represent their national language and costume, in this way the participants learn about other
cultures
.
For instance
, an Indian
singer
, AR Rahman, is making a fusion of western and eastern
music
with the collaboration of a
famous
American
singer
Brian Adams to introduce Hindu civilization to the western world.
Hence
,
music
is a way to bring
cultures
together.
Finally
,
many
governments
utilize money generated by the
music
industry to introduce their
culture
worldwide by inviting guest
singers
to the country, which is a way to give a better image to the world.
To sum up, I completely
agree
that
music
brings
cultures
and ages together by making remakes, conducting
concerts
all around the world, and using the money earned from the
music
industry to promote their
culture
.