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    Music to Our Ears

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    2020
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    Jones, Alexandria B.
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    One of the predominant stimuli of our lives is music. It is "found in everyday life in all societies" and is the "cornerstone of human culture." Music has a way of cultivating a community, enhancing learning and memory, provoking emotions, and enriching our lives. This form of art drives us to interact intentionally with other humans, yet also intentionally reflect upon ourselves. The beat and rhythm of modern music energizes our society and exudes both innovation and inspiration. However, another kind of music has been lost with the hustle and bustle lifestyle of the 21st century: the music of silence, the natural and organic sounds of life on earth, the intentionality of reflecting under the night sky.
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