Music, a word that has changed the world
In our daily life, we use language to communicate with others, without it we can’t survive in society.There’re different kinds of languages all over the world, and they all have their own characteristics, to say which is the best is really difficult and subjective.But when asking about my opinion, I, without any doubt, will tell you that music is the most marvelous language that has changed the world.
As we all know, music is a universal language thus we, although may differ from each other in either belief or colors of skin, still are able to understand others’ feelings through music.Because music played by varies kinds of instruments is not only able to expre a multiple amount of emotions which all human beings poe, but it can also pacify our hearts, giving us a tender comfort whenever we are at the cutting edge of life.Setting aside the grand swell a symphony or a concerto can spur in our hearts, just a delicate quiver of a thread of a cello or a piano is touching enough to soften our every sensory nerve.So concerning that much sentiment music can expre, I believe it is music that has gathered different parts of the world together, spanning both time and space gaps.
Furthermore, people nowadays don’t just use music simply for regulating the atmosphere or something like that.In psychology especially psychophysiology, music has been explored quite a lot for its effects on human’s brain, either for treatment or training skills.
To sum up, I don’t think it’s improper to exaggerate a bit that life without music is just like a fish living without water.Indeed, with respect to all the colorful feelings music brings as well as the instrumental influence that music exerts on us, music, is THE word that has changed the world.
