If music be the food of love, play on. That first line of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night established the potential of music to transform moods and elicit emotions. Frustrated in love, the speaker asks for music and yearns for some “food for the soul”.
Music is a universal language transmitted through generations, according to Asad Lalljee, Senior Vice-President, Essar Group, and CEO of Avid Learning Curator, Royal Opera House, Mumbai. “With time, the process of music making has evolved from prehistoric rhythmic percussive instruments to melodic instruments using wind and strings, further evolving to a more complex systematic pattern in modern

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