Globalization and music integration
Abstract
This article is devoted to the study of the processes and consequences of musical integration in the context of globalization. The study analyzes how international socio-economic changes and digital technologies have affected musical culture, the interaction of regional musical traditions and modern styles. The article discusses musical innovations resulting from global trends, the widespread dissemination of music through new platforms, and the role of traditional music in this process. It also examines the positive and negative consequences of globalization on musical integration, the issues of cultural diversity and the preservation of national identity.
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Globalization, musical integration, digital technologiesHow to Cite
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