This topic is reserved for the music, the influences, and diverse comparisons with the world languages (you should not go away from the linguistics, it's a linguistical forum).
Definition of music is a contested aesthetic evaluation of what constitutes music. Music is an art, entertainment, or other human activity which involves organized sound. Definitions vary as music, like art, is subjectively perceived phenomenon. Its definition has been tackled by philosophers, lexicographers, composers, teachers, semioticians or semiologists, linguists, scientists, and musicians.
Because of its ability to communicate, music is sometimes described as the "universal language". Yet the "meaning" of music is obviously culturally mediated. For example, in Western society, minor chords are often perceived as "sad", an understanding other cultures rarely share.
There is significant complexity in the structural elements of music which warrant the perception of music as a language. For example, genres of music can be characterized by the manner in which sound and silence are articulated, organized, and disseminated. The composition of these elements gives rise to a system which is on par with the complexities and subtleties of 'language'.
I think it's by the music that we like and love a language, opinions are made because the music is often the society reflection.
Diverse questions:
Which language sound the best in music for you?
Also, which musics do you prefer, what language?
Which musics do you hate, what language?
I ask to the moderators, if it would be possible to speak and to discuss on such music, such artist, such musical genres, etc.
If I have created thid topic it's to have a little more cultures that every languages hold, and especially to break stupid stereotypes as for example a language would be more ugly than another one.
So let's start!
Definition of music is a contested aesthetic evaluation of what constitutes music. Music is an art, entertainment, or other human activity which involves organized sound. Definitions vary as music, like art, is subjectively perceived phenomenon. Its definition has been tackled by philosophers, lexicographers, composers, teachers, semioticians or semiologists, linguists, scientists, and musicians.
Because of its ability to communicate, music is sometimes described as the "universal language". Yet the "meaning" of music is obviously culturally mediated. For example, in Western society, minor chords are often perceived as "sad", an understanding other cultures rarely share.
There is significant complexity in the structural elements of music which warrant the perception of music as a language. For example, genres of music can be characterized by the manner in which sound and silence are articulated, organized, and disseminated. The composition of these elements gives rise to a system which is on par with the complexities and subtleties of 'language'.
I think it's by the music that we like and love a language, opinions are made because the music is often the society reflection.
Diverse questions:
Which language sound the best in music for you?
Also, which musics do you prefer, what language?
Which musics do you hate, what language?
I ask to the moderators, if it would be possible to speak and to discuss on such music, such artist, such musical genres, etc.
If I have created thid topic it's to have a little more cultures that every languages hold, and especially to break stupid stereotypes as for example a language would be more ugly than another one.
So let's start!