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There are many different types of music in the world today. Why do we need music? Is the traditional music of a country more important than the international music that is heard everywhere nowadays?

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Music
 nowadays has turned to be an activity by which many of us relax. Many
people
 feel so much relaxed by listening to
music
 and while others find themselves more comfortable with playing
music
 more often.
Music
 is used to cheer up your mood and state of mind. You feel internal peace and its help you forget all your tensions. The
World
 is divided into many different cultures and traditions. Every part of the
world
 has its own unique identity. Different countries of the
world
 and
people
 of different countries have their own likes and dislikes.
Similarly
, when we talk about
music
, it
also
 differs from region to region. While subcontinent
people
 are more attracted towards classical
music
 which is often
a slow rhythmic
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slow rhythmic music
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music
 and
people
 of western
people
 like
the
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fast track
music
 because classical
music
 is the part of the culture of the subcontinent and mostly on different occasions and on different events
people
 prefer classical
music
 over rock
music
. But as the
world
 is forwarding fast day-by-day and
advancement
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 are taking place in every field, the same is true for
the
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music
. In
music
 nowadays there are different kinds of
music
 introduced which are
also
 good for listeners. I personally believe that
people
 put more attention and show a high level of interest when something which is directly related to their tradition and culture and the same goes for
music
. Especially in our subcontinent,
people
 are attracted towards traditional
music
 as compared to international or foreign
music
 and
people
 give more importance to their traditions because tradition is something which makes you proud or we can say that it’s your identity.
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  • emotional release
  • cultural significance
  • globalization
  • cultural exchange
  • technology
  • preservation
  • cultural heritage
  • social cohesion
  • expression
  • consumption
  • production
  • traditional music
  • international music
  • diversity
  • identity
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