do you think music is movement?

Answer 1

Music is not really movement, but rather a way of communicating and inspiring movement. Music, when performed, creates rhythms and gestures that may suggest certain emotional states, but it is actually incapable of actually communicating emotion itself. You can understand what I mean if you think about the fact that people often disagree about what a song means or what emotion is communicated, but we all can move our bodies to the music and no one ever really does the wrong kind of movement (unless they are intentionally going against the music's flow). We can thus conclude that emotions themselves are not *carried* in the music or *evoked* by the music, but instead *suggested* gesturally when the music is performed. It is only in this sense that music can be a universal language. Music expresses motion (not emotion) that can be embodied by anyone--by performing, hearing, dancing to, or even imagining it--without reference to any particular culture or native tongue.

Answer 2

music is the motion of pitches in rhythm happening in real time. in contrast, paintings can be admired at any time. music must be performed or played back. therefore, music is definitely movement.

Answer 3

Music is the ultimate form of human expression. No other vehicle or platform gets closer to expressing human emotions and experiences.

Answer 4

I've seen a study of ( documentary) the vibrations of a chord suspending a drop of h2o in mid-air. Believe it or not.

Answer 5

well music comes from your vocal cords which creates sounds so technically, yes. it is the movement of your vocal cords

Answer 6

100 % music moves our hearts our minds and most of all our emotions

Answer 7

I think most of it is. Some music is described as soaring, and crashing.
Yea and when we dance we are translating it.

Answer 8

Of air particles? Yes.

Answer 9

music moves us all. which is why we listen to it.

Answer 10

YESH!!!!!