Set-1
- World Music Day is celebrated on the 21st of June every year.
- In the year 1982, this day was first celebrated in France.
- This day is also known as the Fete De La Musique.
- This day is celebrated to pay honor to professional musicians.
- On this day free concerts are organized by the musicians and different organizations. People are also allowed to play music in open with some noise limitations.
- Musicians even play music in the parks and entertain people.
- The main objective of this day is to provide free music to everyone.
- As music keeps us calm and helps us to relieve stress, this day is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm.
- On this day, various functions are organized in schools, colleges, and at the local level.
- Participatory music events are also organized around the whole world.
Set-2
Few Lines on World Music Day in English for Kids
- World Music Day is celebrated every year on June 21, around the world.
- It was founded by France Minister of Culture, Jack Lang, and first celebrated in 1982.
- In parks, museums, train stations, castles, etc musicians play music for free on this day.
- This day aims to make music of all kinds available to the public.
- This day also offers an opportunity to connect through music and share a special connection.
- On this day, young talents are encouraged to play in public.
- Concerts and music competitions are organized in schools and colleges on this day.
- This day is celebrated to support peace and spread goodwill through music.
- World Music Day is mainly celebrated in Argentina, Australia, Luxemburg, Germany, Switzerland, India, Lebanon, and many other nations.
- Every region of India, which has its unique musical form due to its cultural varieties celebrated the day of music.
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