Music and Culture: A Study of How Music Impacts the World explores the cultural behaviors attributed to music, the way it is perceived, created, responded to, and incorporated into everyday life. This book reviews the underlying cognitive processes of music's perception, performance, and its therapeutic uses, such as establishing moods and aiding with mental and medical health issues.
This book reviews whether music is merely about fun and dance or if there is more to it than meets the eye? It also explores the experiences and contributions of its creators and stewards throughout history.
This book uncovers the truth about music, from religion, to its history, to the industry that encompasses it, its influence on popular culture and politics, and its relationship with leaders worldwide. It cleverly explores the broader impact of music on society.
