Publisher's Synopsis
War and music are two forces that have proliferated in today's complicated worldwide environment, and they have affected the world's shape throughout time.
Human nature may have a natural need to fight, but war-organized violence-comes with organized civilization. Humanity's history, social and political institutions, beliefs, and ideals have all been affected by war and music. The splendor of music and the anguish of war is reflected in our language, public places, private recollections, and some of our greatest cultural treasures. War is an unpleasant and difficult topic, but music, on the other hand, is a healing instrument, bringing out both the vilest and finest qualities of mankind.
Simon Fred examines how war and music have shaped human culture, as well as how political structure, technology, and ideologies has shaped the globe.
War and music are two forces that have proliferated in today's complicated worldwide environment, and they have affected the world's shape throughout time.
Human nature may have a natural need to fight, but war-organized violence-comes with organized civilization. Humanity's history, social and political institutions, beliefs, and ideals have all been affected by war and music. The splendor of music and the anguish of war is reflected in our language, public places, private recollections, and some of our greatest cultural treasures. War is an unpleasant and difficult topic, but music, on the other hand, is a healing instrument, bringing out both the vilest and finest qualities of mankind.
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