Music has always been a part of man’s culture.

Throughout history, we can see many instances

where music has a place in our lives. As infants, our parents (especially our mothers) sang to us lullabies
to comfort and put us to sleep. As children, we grew up listening to songs that taught us about the world
we live in - places, people, customs, things, nature and events. Music also awoke in us feelings, right
conduct, faith, values, and noble ideals, such as nationalism and love of country. To an individual, music
can be a cherished personal possession - it may have a sentimental value. As a collective people, the
value of music may be greatly multiplied -- it may unify people toward a common goal, or it may
intimidate and discourage an opposing fo