音乐,从字面上,大约可以理解为声音的快乐,或声音带给人的快乐。从名词的角度理解,就要复杂得多。我想,最原始的音乐大概是人用自己的器官来模拟大自然的声音。譬如,要抓野兽,就模拟野兽的叫声;不但引来了野兽,而且很好听。于是,不断重复,并且学给同伴们听,这就既有创作,又有表演了。不抓野兽时,要召唤远处的同类,就仰起头、发出悠长的吼叫。有的吼得好听,有的吼得不好听,孔得好听的就是歌唱家。大自然里的声音有好听的有难听的,好听的让人快乐,不好听的让人不快乐。让人快乐的声音就是最早的音乐。渐渐地,单用器官发出的声音已经不能满足需 Music, literally, can be understood as the joy of sound, or the joy of sound. From a noun perspective, it is much more complex. I think the most primitive music is probably human use their own organs to simulate the voice of nature. For example, to catch a wild animal, it simulates the cry of a wild animal; it not only leads to the beast but also sounds good. So, repeated, and learn to peer, this is both creative, but also performed. When you do not catch a beast, you must summon the same kind of person in the distance, and then you raise your head and give a long roar. Some roar very well, some roar bad, hole is good to hear is the singer. The sounds in nature are beautiful, unpleasant, pleasant, unpleasant. The happy voice is the earliest music. Gradually, the sounds of solitary organs are no longer sufficient