Week 13

 Sunday, November 19, 2023

Week 13- Intro to Humanities

Music

Weekly Questions:

  1. What do we mean when we refer to music as the universal language?
  2. What is music? How is this different from sound?
  3. Why do people listen to music?


Music

    

    When we refer to music as the universal language, we mean that music has the ability to transcend language and cultural barriers. It has the power to evoke emotions, communicate ideas, and connect people from different backgrounds and parts of the world. People often understand and appreciate music regardless of their native language or cultural upbringing, making it a universal form of expression. Music is a form of artistic expression that combines various elements such as melody, rhythm, harmony, and lyrics to create an organized and intentional arrangement of sounds. It typically involves instruments, vocals, and structured compositions.

    On the other hand, sound refers to any audible vibrations that travel through the air or other mediums and can be sensed by the human ear. Sound can be produced by natural sources or human-made objects. Music is a specific type of organized sound that is created with artistic intent. People listen to music for various reasons: Entertainment and enjoyment: Music is often pleasurable to listen to and can provide entertainment and relaxation. Emotional expression: Music has the power to evoke and express emotions, allowing listeners to connect with and explore their feelings. Mood enhancement: Music can uplift one's mood, provide comfort, or offer solace during difficult times. Escapism: Music can transport listeners to different worlds or provide an escape from reality.


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