Music as an inherent form of human expression

What role has music historically played in shaping and reflecting different cultures and societies?

According to the author of publication: "Music can have wonderful, formal, quasi-mathematical perfection, and it can have heartbreaking tenderness, poignancy, and beauty. One may recall music, give it the life of imagination simply because one likes it."But it has to have some "meaning" whatever. Is this statement true?

identify specific periods or civilizations where the impact of music on human culture was particularly significant

The mechanisms involved in processing emotion in music are unique and operate in distinct ways, independent of each other.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Our susceptibility to musical imagery indeed requires exceedingly sensitive and refined systems for perceiving and remembering music. It is connected only with rational side of human being. Is the last statement true?