Question

Not counting the microphone and electronic system used to make a recording, is there room in the world for music without the presence of electricity? Or is electricity almost required today. What type of music do you listen to and does it use electricity to make the sounds (see “synthesizer” for review). Does electricity detract from purity or add to the possibilities? Are there any historical milestones you would like to reference in your discussion. If you play an instrument how does it require electricity? If it doesn’t how do you feel about it?

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The history of Music and electricity is long. Greeks used electricity from amber to produce electricity. The phonograph was the first instrument for transmitting sound and amplifying sounds. In today’s world, we can still get a few musical instruments that run without electricity. Yes, there is still room for music that cccan played without electricity. I mostly listen to instrumental music, because it seems peacefull and makes me feel fresh. Intrumental music employs both electric and non-electric instruments. Electric instruments are keyboard, etc. And the non-electric instruments refer to flute, non-electric guitar, etc. Electricity in today's music is essential and it often adds to the benefit, but it is not always the case. There are many instances of classical concerts in which music is free from electricity. I play mouth organ and it does not require electricity, it is self-sufficient in itself and electricity is not required.