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FEMUSINDO.com - World Music Day is celebrated on June 21 every year. It was first celebrated in Paris in 1982.
The goal of World Music Day is to provide a platform for professional and amateur artists to express themselves through their work, under the inspiring tagline “Faites de la musique”.
This tagline translates to “Making music”. This day celebrates the transformative power of music, uniting people and fostering a sense of togetherness and unity.
The commemoration of World Music Day aims to encourage people to interact more with various types of music, songs, and various instruments.
In addition, it also encourages all musicians from amateurs, professionals, to young people and parents to enjoy all genres of music.
History of World Music Day
The concept of World Music Day originated in France in 1981. When Jack Lang, the French Minister of Culture from 1981 to 1986, along with music composer Maurice Fleuret, and a radio producer and music journalist proposed the idea of dedicating a day to music.
The first Fête de la Musique was held in Paris in 1982, with over 1,000 musicians performing across the city.
Since its inception, the festival has grown into a global phenomenon, with around 700 cities in 120 countries celebrating the day on June 21 every year.
Symbol of Unity and Inclusivity
World Music Day has become a symbol of unity and inclusivity, bringing people together through the universal language of music.
By providing a platform for amateur and professional artists to share their talents, World Music Day signifies the transformative power of music, encouraging self-expression and creativity.
The slogan “Faites de la musique,” or “Make music,” serves as a reminder of the importance of sharing good music with others and the powerful impact it can have on bringing people together.
There are many ways to celebrate World Music Day, including learning an instrument, creating your own music and discovering new music genres.(*)
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