How Do Music and Culture Affect One Another?

Musical preferences of society are constantly changing. They change every year from 10 to 10 years, from the 1 st century to the 1 st century every year. From the Beatles in the 1960s and 1970s to Michael Jackson in the 1980s, until Justin Bieber in 2010. But just a few weeks ago, we seem to be addicted to Justin Bieber's "purpose" album, it turned out old news. Our preferences for music change frequently and it is difficult to catch up with it. But these changes are the way to form culture. As music changes, we notice that the style, hairstyle, and behavior of clothes change. People want to keep up with the latest trends, and most trends come from new artists that were popular then. Madonna can not imagine the 80's style without affecting the listener of the young generation. As time goes on, new music will become popular, new artists will be examples of styles, and every aspect of society and culture will change.

Music influences not only the culture but also culture has a big influence on music. Since music often expresses thoughts and emotions of society as a whole at a specific time, as social events and thoughts change, music at that time also changes to accommodate what is happening in the world. During the Vietnam War, a lot of pop music was created to promote peace and release the war. Musicians want to include social concepts of their time in their music, but it is also possible with today's music.

Every culture creates music and past culture also creates music. Research shows how music influences many parts of our brain. Music creates strong feelings and lots of memories. The more we know about music, the more we can say what we want for music, and we can better understand the meaning of human beings. I understood that listening to music is like dealing with our soul. Music is important for creativity: music is thought to be one of the best ways to enter 'thinking wandering mode' discovered by neuroscientist Marcus Raichle in 2001. This is the easiest way for the brain to enter and music is one of the most effective ways to enter this mode. Music stimulates our ideas and stimulates our creativity. Creative thinking can bring great discovery and innovation

Music influences not only the culture but also culture has a big influence on music. Since music often expresses thoughts and emotions of society as a whole at a specific time, as social events and thoughts change, music at that time also changes to accommodate what is happening in the world. During the Vietnam War, a lot of pop music was created to promote peace and release the war. Musicians want to include social concepts of their time in their music, but it is also possible with today's music.

Another social factor that influenced music in the 1960s was drug culture. In popular music scene at the time, medicine is increasingly popular, especially rock has created psychedelic rock. One drug that had influenced rock musicians at that time was a powerful medicine that produced LSD, hallucinations, distorted time sensation, hearing, visual, tactile, smell, taste and reasoning. The Beatles obviously reflects this in the 1966 album "Revolver". The purpose of psychedelic and acid lock is to reproduce the effect of medicine through music. It usually includes the use of strange lyrics and irregular instruments. It is reflected in the use of Indian sitar in the final track of "Revolver".