Why Music Is The Universal Language Of Mankind?
“Music is the universal language of Mankind”. The essential key in any language is to have a vocabulary and form sentences to generate a message which is exactly what music does. It is one of the few things everyone has the capacity to appreciate. Music dates back to the prehistoric era when the Neanderthals used sticks and rocks to create rhythms. The power of music comes from its ability to connect those all around the world from all different cultures with a beat and some lyrics; however, its greatest allure is its ability to influence others while bettering a person's mood. Music has the power to shape a person's mind and help them perceive ideas about the world. And that is exactly what The Beatles did with their music, especially with
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The article “Why music strikes a chord in us all” states that in the same fashion that male birds call for their mates, is the same way that music is a way for men to enchant females.The hit “I Want To Hold Your Hand” generated such an uproar because it was not a song about sex or about being rich and getting a Porsche but because they simply wanted to hold your hand. Girls could have a sense of comfort because they felt like The Beatles were talking directly to them with the use of “you” and “your”. Music also acts as a social adhesive for people who attend concerts, it creates a sense of community(). When observing the Ed Sullivan Show, you can see the girls holding hands and looking at each other, as if they’re looking for some type of …show more content…
No band nor single musician has reached the heights that The Beatles had. It may be because people today have a variety of different artists to choose from, fifty years ago people had a few selection from which radio station they could listen to. Justin Bieber blew up for a few years, and there are a few similarities between the two. Bieber had the same haircut and wrote songs aimed towards young females. Other than that The Beatles changed American music and left behind a legacy that no one has yet to
The article “Why music strikes a chord in us all” states that in the same fashion that male birds call for their mates, is the same way that music is a way for men to enchant females.The hit “I Want To Hold Your Hand” generated such an uproar because it was not a song about sex or about being rich and getting a Porsche but because they simply wanted to hold your hand. Girls could have a sense of comfort because they felt like The Beatles were talking directly to them with the use of “you” and “your”. Music also acts as a social adhesive for people who attend concerts, it creates a sense of community(). When observing the Ed Sullivan Show, you can see the girls holding hands and looking at each other, as if they’re looking for some type of …show more content…
No band nor single musician has reached the heights that The Beatles had. It may be because people today have a variety of different artists to choose from, fifty years ago people had a few selection from which radio station they could listen to. Justin Bieber blew up for a few years, and there are a few similarities between the two. Bieber had the same haircut and wrote songs aimed towards young females. Other than that The Beatles changed American music and left behind a legacy that no one has yet to