Music is the soul of the universe, characterized by Plato as a “moral rule,” and each person has their own definition of music based on their own experiences with it. SZASHA believes that music gives life wings. When it comes to music, the only roadblock is your creativity.
SZASHA discovered that music gives wings to the human imagination during her investigation of music as an art form and a component of everyday life. A song’s melody, lyrics, and instruments can be used to create and rebuild scenes. She claims that “music fuels imagination about life and everything around us.”
SZASHA encourages young people to discover their musical inclinations by sharing her passion for the art form. Through music, she encourages them to live and extend their wings. “Music is also a definite way to feel healing,” SZASHA says, nothing that music therapy has been shown to ease stress and improve mood.
Furthermore, music might help to paint a clearer picture of a situation. Music affects so many elements of life, and SZASHA is particularly enthusiastic about the fact of how music affects our brains. “Music helps us express our emotions better and increases our memory and learning,” she explains. When feelings are locked up, they can explode in the wrong way, according to SZASHA; music can help you express yourself creatively and less destructively.
Classical music and its advantages have been studied extensively over the years. Even while the advantages are highlighted, SZASHA advises that everyone work on discovering their unique musical taste. “Find a genre that gives your life wings, and your life will never be the same,” she says.