Music is the language of universal expression, and music is the language we hear in everything in life at home from television, computer and at work, in mobile phone rings, in transportation. Each person has a color and an acoustic layer of his own. There is a coarse sound, there is soft, soft sound, there is the strong and the weak one, and there is the voice that reflects the tenderness or the cruelty. The voices vary according to their origin: there is the voice of man, the voice of nature, the sound of animals and birds, and the sound of instruments. [2] The sounds do not end and the sound is replaced by the silence that we do not hear a sound. There is no doubt that the most creative voice is the voice of man, because he can arrange it as he likes and volunteer as he wants, and we can summarize this definition that music is art, language and science.
-Singing and music
Singing is the production of a human being located in the presence of the following three elements: music, speech and sound. Singing is a kind of speech but it is toned and continuous. Singing can be done individually or in a group form, which is known as "choir". Sound performance may be toned without the presence of any musical instrument, and important members that control the sound out are the vocal cords and the vibrations that occur when the air.
-Evolution of music in Europe
The roots of music in Europe in the year 500 AD began in the hymns of the churches and then evolved into the music known as the Renaissance era since the beginning of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, which was known in the modern art stage where musical scores reached a great deal of progress. Great complexity is unprecedented. During the late 15th century, the Bourgeois School was led by William Dufay, a high school which was credited with the flourishing of multi-toned music during the sixteenth century. The most prominent authors of this school were Josque de Presse and Olando de Lasso and Benezo, Founded by Adrian Willart and joined by Andrea and Giovanni Japrelli. Balcerina, who was rival to Lasso in the Renaissance, founded the Roman school of multi-tone church music, which lasted until the days of Louis XIV. From 1750 to 1800, music later known as classical music, which was characterized by the emergence of symphonies by many prominent musicians such as Hayden and Mozart, spread before a new wave of romantic music emerged during the 19th century. Music. Towards the end of the 19th century, the influential school emerged as a reaction to romance. In 1860, a radical revolution was introduced in the field of music known as the new music. There were many anti-romantic trends in the twentieth century. The new classic, which became very important, On Bach's music. This was followed by a great interest in reviving the music of earlier times and by the leaders of this new movement, Hindmeth and Stravinsky. New music, such as jazz, accompanied African migrations to America and Europe, followed by modern music such as pop, rock, androl, rural music and others.
