Article 1 of 1 in the series The Effect of Music on Human Behaviour
Music | by Mark O'Grady and Andrew Johns | Volume 4, Issue 4 | June 1998
Whilst music has always had some part to play in the lives of people and their communities, there has never been a period in history where exposure to music has been greater than at present. In ancient times, music was only heard on special occasions when skilled players, instruments and audience we…
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