Who did Wood believe it was his duty to serve music to?
The United Kingdom
The United States
Germany
Russia
Answer
The composer Henry Wood believed it was his duty to serve music to the United Kingdom. He felt that music was a powerful force that could unite people and promote understanding between different cultures. He also believed that music could help people to escape from the stresses of everyday life and to experience moments of beauty and joy.
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