新航道上海學校雅思頻道小編第一時間帶來分享每次雅思考試大作文范文及解析，希望對各位備考考生們有所幫助，對雅思寫作有所提高!本文是2021年3月13日雅思大作文范文及解析：從古至今，音樂一直是人類共同的語言嗎?

  2021年3月13雅思大作文題目

  Music has always been and will continue to be a universal language to mankind. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

  高分范文及解析

  01

  Although there are tens of thousands of languages in the world in which people can communicate with each other, music has always been a resonance among human races. People seem to be born with the ability to appreciate music. I believe this opinion is “resonant” with my own understanding.

  解析

  ? 很多同學看到這道題可能立馬就回想到劍14曾出現過一道類似的題：Some people say that music is a good way of bringing people of different cultures and ages together. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? 但實際上深入分析之后，我們發現該題目關鍵點是在兩個動作：“has always been”和“will continue to be”，這樣一來難度就陡然上升。到最后你會發現自己寫的不是與音樂題材相關的題目，而是一道人文歷史題。

  ? resonance：共鳴

  ? resonant：引起共鳴的

  02

  Similar to the characteristics of language, music has an irreplaceable function in human life as "expression". While language is more an expression of the rational thinking of humans, music is more an expression of the subtlety of human perceptual feeling. Instinctually, humans are emotional and sensitive to external sounds. After a long period of evolution, people have discovered that through different rhythms, different pitches and different instrumental combinations, they can express emotions that cannot be depicted solely by words. In this sense, music is a type of sound in nature that accompanies the evolution of human society, bearing a stamp of the wit of mankind.

  解析

  ? 既然題目的觀點是在說音樂是一種“語言”，那這個時候我們就需要先搞清楚音樂和語言之間存在什么關系，是否存在著一定的共性?這種共性顯而易見，即都是人類“表達”內心世界的方式。因為都有同樣的功能，進而我們就能理解為什么音樂也能被稱為是人類的“共通”語言;

  ? irreplaceable：不可替代的

  ? rational thinking：理性思維

  ? subtlety of human perceptual feeling：人類感性認知的細膩

  ? instinctually：本能地

  ? rhythm：節奏

  ? pitch：音高

  ? solely：僅僅

  ? bearing a stamp of：具備某種特征

  ? wit：聰慧

  03

  Take rock music as an example. Originally born in the United States, rock music made a frenzy in almost every country during the 1960s and 1970s. Young people around the world, despite the fact that they did not speak each other's languages, were extremely enthusiastic about rock and roll. One obvious fact is that the US economy was stagnant at that time, and the Cold War and Vietnam War made people look for an outlet to release their oppressive emotions, so rock music became viral with its explosive mix with various instruments and strong rhythm. In addition, the empathy of music is especially reflected in the movie Green Book: In that historical context, although jazz music featured a strong black music style, its rhythm created a lively atmosphere that could also become a bond of friendship between races.

  解析

  ? 上一段純粹說理，內容較為抽象，所以在這一段要“落地”，用常見的例子佐證我們上一段的闡述：歷史上不同國家人們對搖滾樂的熱衷，以及對爵士樂的接納和喜愛都能體現音樂的共通性;

  ? frenzy：狂熱

  ? stagnant：停滯的

  ? outlet: 出口

  ? oppressive：壓抑的

  ? viral：(似病毒式)傳播的

  ? empathy：共情

  04

  In short, from a historical perspective, music has always been a very important way of expressing human emotions. Currently, the popularity of rhythm and blues, electronic music, and traditional Chinese music can be seen as a microcosm of human emotions in this plural world, so I believe music will remain an essential universal language in the future.

  解析

  ? 總結：從歷史的眼光看，音樂確實能反映出不同歷史時期人類社會的發展歷程，而其的流行性也反映出它能夠為不同背景的人所欣賞和接受。因此在未來，音樂亦可繼續發揮其表達人類情感的作用。

  ? rhythm and blues：節奏布魯斯

  ? electronic music：電子音樂

  ? microcosm：縮影

  ? plural：多元的