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Welcome to Music in The Digital World


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Music can be found in virtually every civilization. Evidence of this has been found as far back as we are able to investigate. There is much archaeological evidence of musical instruments in even the earliest civilizations. People have used music as part of their rituals, as well as to provide entertainment. Musical instruments have evolved from simple percussion devices, to wind, woodwind and string instruments to current devices that can synthesize music electronically.

We even have the capacity now to store and modify all of the music that has ever been recorded. Although we have the capacity to alter this music and make any changes that we might desire, instrumental music still has its place. Instrumental music provides us with interesting diversity. The same music played on the same instrument by different people provides us with interesting contrasts and variations in the music. Each person can provide individual interpretations of the music that we can find enjoyable.