Music Brings People Together!

Last Updated on August 12, 2020 by Paula


music brings people together

Confession: I had a lot of trouble writing a music-related blog post.

After putting together three music –related posts, I thought I’d run out of new things to say about music.

But then, I was reminded of a benefit concert that was organized to raise funds for young adults like Mark, who has glomerulonephritis,
and others like him battling their own life-threatening diseases and I was reminded of why I love music so much.

Music has the magical power of bringing people together.

That night, it brought together people who are there for one reason – to show the young adults and their families love and support.

When there is a cause to fight for, whether it’s protesting the cutting of pine trees or raising funds for the survivors of Typhoon Yolanda, musicians crank up and rally people from different backgrounds (and with different tastes in their playlists) are able to sing together with one heart.

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10 Comments

  1. Remember typhoon Yolanda? Isn't it that ABS did a concert for the people affected. Well, you said it right. Music really do bring people together. It's like a glue hehehe!

  2. It's true music brings people together, where ever you heard music your feet will drag you there and check it out. Through music it helps also to express your emotional feelings by listening to it.

  3. Marie, you made me google "glomerulonephritis". Benefit concerts are cool. You get to have fun and help at the same time.

  4. Oh, I agree to both of what you said, too. First, I confess that it's hard to write about it, haha! But we have to, you know. *wink* Thank God for that! And secondly, yes, it has that wonderful power of bringing people together such as benefit concerts. 🙂

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