An investigation into the ways in which music contributes to the general enrichment of culture
Keywords:
Music, Cultural enrichment, Cultural exchange, Intercultural dialogueAbstract
Because it is a global language, music contributes in a variety of ways to the enrichment of civilizations all around the world. there are many different ways in which music contributes to the larger cultural environment, which helps to build a greater knowledge and respect of the variety that exists throughout society. Within the scope of this research, the deep relationship that exists between music and culture is investigated by drawing from a variety of multidisciplinary viewpoints, including anthropology, sociology, psychology, and musicology. To begin, music acts as a medium through which culture may be expressed, so capturing the ideas, values, and traditions of a community. It is via the melodies, rhythms, and lyrics of music that individuals are able to communicate their particular identities and histories, so ensuring that cultural legacy is preserved for future generations. The vast tapestry of human experiences is reflected in music, whether it is through traditional folk songs, ceremonial chants, or contemporary works. Music also helps communities feel more like they belong to one another.
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