Power of Music
Power of Music
Introduction:
“Music” is only absolute mood lifter for every one in this world. There
is music means “Sound” . Sound is in the form of music mean to
say that there is sound within each and
every object , living, non – living , on this earth. First and most priority
is given to Sounds of nature. Nature has tremendous and un equal sound
represents, low wind, heavy wind, birds singing, flowing of water, water falls,
thunder is most scary and dangerous sound
of the nature,
Nature presents very pleasant,
melodious, silent, and scary sound which are uncommon and unequally sounds. No one knows that where
sound is coming how its generating . well
of course sound always comes from sound box of that living creatures, but
what about thunder and rocks and wind and even fan makes so there is lots in
list making sound, one or another way its music. These all are natural sounds nothing
is created or presented by humans.
Humans are contributed to music is in great manner, still
research is gong on about Music, first lets us know what all contribution to
music by Man, music got new and different path when it is presenting or
channelizing through some mediums , those are called musical instruments, every Musical instruments
has different type of sounds, in that we
made classical and western music . lets us see which all instruments comes under
which category .
Classical INDIAN Music
Instruments are again divided into four
categories, “String Instruments”, in
that Sitar, Veena, Saroodh,
vailon, Tanpura or Tambura, surbahar,
surshringar, sarangi, gottu vadyam,
rabab, santur, Ravanhatho, Swarmandla. Esraj. ”Wind Instruments” Flute, Shanai, Nagswaram, Magudi, Shringa or Kombu, Algoza, and Harmonium.
Precussion Instruments in that again divided into Membranophones
and Idiophones.
In “Membranophones” Mridanga, Pakhwaj, tabla, Tavil, Nagara,
Chenda, Dhol, Tumbak- Nari, Pambai,
Damaru, Timila, Duff, and Khanjira.
In “Idiophones” Ghattam, Jal-tarang, Khast –tarang, Kanch tarang, Manjira, Chimta, Kartala and Gopichand.
In
westeren Musical instruments are categorized in” String family,” Violin, viola, Double bass,
Cello, harp, and Guitar.( electric and
acoustic)
“Brass
Family” Turmpet, Tuba,
cornet, Euphonuim. Etc.
In “Wood wind Family” Flute, Clarinet, piccolo, Bass Clarinet.
Contra Basson, etc. “Precussion family” Tabla and Kazoos..
Theses all are Musical
instruments played in different times , and
they gave birth to lyrics which makes full circle of music, without music
lyric is reaches very less people, with music lyric can reach every ones heart.
Which can give you pleasure to the mind , and helps to get relax, helping to
forget some bad memories of life, as well as trying to keep some memorable
moments of life .
As per studies that have shown Music
will be using as Therapy for get rid off or overcome for anxiety, fear, stress
, disappointment in life. Yes even more we can get through music , music can do
anything, and helps to reach goal of life, in olden days Tan Sen called very
famous singer at Akbar's Kingdom he had
very much passion about music, he surrounded him self completely in music and he
became master on that through music and singing he bought the Rain .
Everyone loves to hear music according to their moods or situation, Because
it has that kind of power in it, we need to take use of that power by
listening Proper and pleasant Music..
Emotional Expression:
- Music serves as a powerful channel for emotional expression. Whether joyous or melancholic, music has the ability to convey and amplify a wide range of emotions, providing an outlet for both artists and listeners to connect with their feelings.
Therapeutic Effects:
- Music therapy has been recognized for its therapeutic benefits in various contexts. It can aid in stress reduction, alleviate anxiety and depression, and even contribute to physical rehabilitation. The rhythmic and melodic components of music can have a soothing and healing effect on individuals.
Cultural Identity:
- Music plays a crucial role in shaping and expressing cultural identity. Different genres, styles, and instruments are often deeply rooted in cultural traditions, serving as a means of preserving heritage and fostering a sense of belonging.
Enhanced Cognitive Function:
- Studies suggest that exposure to music, particularly during early development, can enhance cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and problem-solving skills. Learning to play a musical instrument, in particular, has been associated with improved academic performance.
Social Connection:
- Music has a unique ability to bring people together. Shared musical experiences, whether attending concerts or singing in a choir, foster social bonds and create a sense of community. It serves as a universal language that can connect individuals across diverse backgrounds.
Mood Regulation:
- Music has the power to influence and regulate moods. Upbeat and energetic tunes can elevate mood and motivation, while softer, slower melodies can provide comfort and relaxation. Individuals often turn to music to enhance or alter their emotional states consciously.
Artistic Expression:
- Musicians use their craft as a form of artistic expression. Whether through composing, performing, or producing, artists convey their thoughts, perspectives, and experiences, contributing to the richness of human creativity.
Impact on Physical Exercise:
- Music is frequently used as a motivational tool during physical activities. Its rhythmic qualities can synchronize with movement, enhance endurance, and make exercise more enjoyable.
Narrative and Storytelling:
- Music often tells a story without the need for words. Composers and songwriters create narrative arcs, evoke imagery, and convey complex emotions through the structure, melody, and lyrics of their compositions.
Cross-Cultural Communication:
- Music serves as a bridge for cross-cultural communication. Artists from different parts of the world can connect with audiences globally, fostering mutual understanding and appreciation of diverse musical traditions.
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Nice one Jags
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