An artistic expression in music is what gives life to frequencies.
An artistic expression in music is what gives life to frequencies. A particular arrangement of notes and words can make you long for something that doesn’t even exist. It can make you cry for someone who was never part of your world. It can make you smile for reasons you can’t explain. Unlike looking at a painting or reading a novel, you don’t need to understand music to feel it. You don’t need context or translation. Music bypasses logic and goes straight to the heart. If you think music is just physical vibrations—air molecules hitting your eardrums—think again. When you listen to " Felitsa " by Yanni , it’s those same vibrations that somehow make you believe in a mother’s love. When you hear John Williams' theme in Schindler’s List , it's a bow moving across strings—but somehow, it makes you mourn for the lives of people you’ve never met. If you want to know how it feels to meet your distant love for the first time—without speaking a word—listen to Experience b...