Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Chani: The power of music


First and foremost, throughout history music has played a sublime role in the world. It is certainly one of the things which everyone can feel. It does not matter what culture people are from or what language they speak because not only does music arouse human emotions and imagination but it also makes our bodies move. All in all, music is considered as the most uplifting experience to trigger an expression of humanity. And above all people do love music, don't they?

Furthermore, it is a well-known fact that music plays a vitally important role between learning and therapy. As for the former, no one is sure why it works, but it is believed that, from the combination of a melody and its rhythm to the poetry of its words, music develops some automatic knowledge that affects learning deeply. As regards musical therapy, it can improve heart and breathing rates, not to mention the benefits of controlling deep anxiety and pain in patients.
  
As far as I am concerned, music is incredibly important to me. I strongly believe that, even in the roughest moment in my life, there is always a song that suits my mood. It is something that is always there as an outlet for emotions. Besides, music picks me up when I become intensely depressed. 

Moreover, if I feel lonely music gives me comfort, what is more, it relaxes me at the end of an awful, tiring long day.
  
Fortunately, there is a myriad of music styles such as classical, pop, folk, rock, heavy and so on. Consequently, no one has a reasonable excuse for not finding the kind of music which really suits their feelings.
   
To put it briefly, I firmly believe that music is absolutely necessary for the human race. In fact, I cannot imagine the world without it, can you? Music is so powerful that a single song can connect people from all over the world.


Most interesting, Chani. What you just wrote reminds me of this video below that I saw recently called "The Scientific Power of Music", which I'm sure you'll enjoy as much as I did.



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