Translation is a bother. If you had a method of making them intelligible to all people at the same time, it would be really wonderful. Music of different nations has a common psychological foundation, and yet that does not mean that national music should not exist. The same thing is, in my opinion, probably true for literature. Modern music is going from one country to another without loss - from Purcell to Bach, then Brahms, then Russian music, then oriental.
Music is of all things in the world most international.
I have composed more than three hundred pieces of music. They are all sealed from the West because they cannot properly be given to you in your own notation. Perhaps they would not be intelligible to your people even if I could get them written down in European notation . The West may get used to your music. Take radio, which links together the world.