Music has the power to turn an ordinary place into a party; turn it on, slide your finger, change the song, change the scene.
Music is a three in one; it heals while it entertains and inspires.
Want loud thoughts; listen to loud music!
Music is emotion expressed in notes. Get a musical instrument – effuse, emote, flood.
Jazz jumps, jitters, just flat-out jives, and jounces and jots jubilantly.
“Getting down,” includes getting up and dancing. Watching won’t entirely get it; get up and move with the music.
A good song is often a good cry — blusy sad, country down-and-0ut, rocky-and-rolly loved and lost, poppy and teary broken-hearted, classically full of dispair.
Rock and roll has always existed inside of us in the rush, jump and shout of adrenaline and in the pounding of our hearts; ancient hunters surged toward their prey to a fast, primal beat within.
Music is the soul of romance — cool then hot, rough then smooth, slow then fast, tough then tender. Put it on – woo.
Sing your heart out, lift up something bigger than yourself, worship with everything in you. If you’ve never sung worship with all your heart you’ve missed one of the most powerfully theraputic, inspiring and beautiful moments possible in your life.
The music genres reflect the rich, complex and multifaceted personality of the human race.
Music creates community; we sing together what we have gone through separately.
Worship is more than music, but without music worship loses the soul of its lovely personality.
Music and dance began as simultaneous invention; as soon as one began to play one began to dance, and as soon as one began to dance, one began to really play.
A fine performance of a song involves more than pitch, dynamics, tone color, and duration; it includes emotional congruency, interpretation and authenticity. Likewise the performance of life.
Without music the world wouldn’t dance, and without dance there would be no weddings, and without weddings there would be no vows, and without vows, the world would decline into selfish chaos and end. By logic we understand the truth — music holds the world together.
