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?

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It has been recently argued that
music
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can reduce
borders effect
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the border effect
border effect
between different nations and gathers people together regardless of their nationality or age. I believe
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statement could be right about
cultural correlation while
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the cultural correlation, while
the cultural correlation while
it is not helpful in terms of reducing the generation gap.
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of technological development nowadays the world like a global village and it is easy to be familiar with the variety of cultural aspects of
countries
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the countries
which is including
music
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as well.
every
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Every
person can enjoy the melody of
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music even
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music, even
they were not familiar with the language of the song.
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, there are thousands of
music
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that produce in international languages like English and French every year and there are several singers who held a concert tour on different continents for foreign audiences, so cultural differences could not be a barrier.
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, there are some disagreements
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about
the meaning of pleasant
music
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among different ages. Elders prefer to listen to the song which belongs to their young ages to reminisce. Their favorite types of
music
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often are light
music
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or classical because these kinds of songs most of the times concentrate on topics like love and emotional perspective of life at the same time, teenagers beloved lyrics contain a social problem or political issue in some cases
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there are some new types of
music
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as metal or rap that it is not easy to listen for former generations. To sum up, every society has melody producers who are popular in the whole
world but
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world, but
unfortunately, people of different ages are not a fan of a particular form of
music
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.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • universal language
  • evoke
  • connect
  • diverse audiences
  • cultural exchange
  • generational gaps
  • shared experiences
  • unifying force
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