Study of Impact of Music over Cultural Enrichment
Keywords:
:- Music, Cultural enrichment, Cultural exchange, Intercultural dialogueAbstract
Music and cultural enrichment have a complex and ever-changing relationship that has fascinated academics and music lovers from all walks of life. Music, being a language that everyone can understand and use, allows different cultures to share their stories, beliefs and customs. Music embodies a culture's shared awareness through its lyrics, rhythms and melodies and it transcends time and space to convey its values and principles. Every musical style, from classical pieces to modern genres, captures a distinct cultural identity and brings people together through shared joy and understanding.
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