Sunubian  

Great music is in harmony with the universe, restoring order to the phuysical world through its harmony. Music, as a true mirror of character, makes pretense or deception impossible. Looking  at our own African cultural roots we know that music was an important aspect in the life of ancient Africans but we have no idea how that music actually sounded. According to an African music laws, the rhythmic and melodic complesicties were to be avoided because they led to depression and disorder. Music is an echo of divine harmony because the rhythm and melody imitate the movements of heavenly bodies. While the creation of art is always immediate, the experience of music for the listener is directly connected to the creative process of the musician.  Until recent times in which recordings could be made, music in dance, drama, and the spoken word (all of which are often integrated with music)- was perormed, thus there is a more direct conection of the listener in the emotion of the musician. Sounds, whether in the form of noise or music, are the result of vibations. Once an object begins to vibrate, the vibrations cause surrounding molecules of air to also vibrate.