Music

+# Music

+**Music** is the art of organizing sound in time through elements such as melody, rhythm, harmony, and tone. It is one of humanity’s oldest and most universal forms of expression, found in every known culture and period of history. Music can serve many purposes: communication, ritual, entertainment, emotional expression, and artistic exploration. It exists as both a creative practice and a social activity that connects people across generations and regions.

+## Overview

+Music is often described as a combination of sound and silence shaped intentionally to produce meaning or emotional response. It can be performed live, recorded, or composed through notation and digital tools. The form and style of music vary widely, from traditional folk songs and religious chants to complex symphonies and electronic soundscapes.

+Every culture has developed its own musical traditions, instruments, and tuning systems. Despite these differences, certain patterns—like rhythm, repetition, and pitch—appear almost everywhere, suggesting deep roots in human biology and social behavior.

+

+

+Music is an art form that arranges [Sound](/wiki/sound) to create harmonious or expressive compositions. It often conveys [Emotion](/wiki/emotion) and connects people through shared rhythms and melodies across cultures and time.

+there are many genres of music including but not limited to: frogcore, banjo metal, and progressive technical slamming kpop

+## See also

+Music is an art form that arranges [Sound](/wiki/sound) to create harmonious or expressive compositions. It often conveys [Emotion](/wiki/emotion) and connects people through shared rhythms and melodies across cultures and time.

+## See also

+- [Song](/wiki/song)

+- [Instrument](/wiki/instrument)

+- [Art](/wiki/art)