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There are many types of music in the world today. Why do we need music? Is the traditional music of a country more important and should it be preserved or is international music that is heard everywhere nowadays more useful to a society?

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It is irrefutable in every part of
world
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the world
, there is
music
 and every culture have its own style of
music
.
Music
 has been quite valuable from ancient times and plays an important role in
humans’
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human
life
. Ranging from traditional
music
 to
international we
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international, we
 have a variety of option to like. In
this
 essay, requirement and importance of traditional and international will be
discuss
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discussed
discussing
 in the following paragraphs. In today’s world,
music
 is necessary to have a mental stability and balance in our
life
.
Music
 plays a vital role in our day
today
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to day
life including
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life, including
 meditation, entertainment and in many more activities.
In addition
 to that,
music
 act as a stress
reliever sometimes
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reliever, sometimes
,
for instance
, shopping malls often play
music
 at low sound to make a customer feel good. From the studies, it has been proven that malls which introduce musical activities for the public increases the sales level double as compare with malls without
music
 system.
Music
 has changed drastically from ancient times with the increase in
number
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the number
 of instruments used. I would say old-style
music
carry
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carries
limited number
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a limited number
 of instruments as compare with western one. For illustration, in Indian
music
 the main instrument is
table
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a table
 which helps the musician to create
music
 and it has its own cultural value.
Although
 on the flip side, international
such
 as western
music
 needs guitar, piano and many more instruments to form a band. In conclusion, without
music
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music, life
life
 could be dull and uninteresting. We should preserve the traditional
music
 to maintain our traditional values.
Although
 it is difficult to say which one holds more importance as both have own logic and senses.
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