[Exclusive] Giuliana Cabrazia Beautifully Compares Music With Life Itself

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Giuliana Cabrazia feels that music goes beyond a universal language and attains the
status of life itself. Music transcends cultures, demographics, and generations. It is
an integral part of world history that has existed since the dawn of time, and some
of humanity’s greatest achievements are musical in nature. For these reasons,
Giuliana considers music to be a living entity.

After all, a human heartbeat is frequently compared to a drum. They both perform a rhythmic
thumping that resonates through the body and can self-adjust to different tempos. The beat
can be rather slow, very fast, or somewhere in between at a consistent rate. When carefully
analyzed, heartbeats do share near-identical traits with some epic drum performances.

Music is composed of techniques, as is the human body. A complex number of systems work
together to create a unified whole. Giuliana Cabrazia points out that the same principle
applies to music as what seems like even a simple piece consists of notes, rhythms,
chords, and transitions. One element supports the other, and this is among the basic
concepts of life itself. It even goes back to the ancient four elements of earth, water,
air, and fire existing in perfect harmony.

Finally, music is a part of our emotional lives and experiences. It celebrates happiness with us,
soothes us during our darkest times, stirs our anger, and helps to express feelings of love.
Music is played at weddings, funerals, birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays. It is a natural
part of the human experience. And music makes movies! Countless people agree that
classics like Jaws or Star Wars would not be the same without their
universally recognized themes.

For these reasons, Giuliana Cabrazia deems music not an art or humanity, but life itself. It moves,
changes, expresses emotions, and speaks. In essence, music is akin to the human condition. This
concept has been in place long before the concept of speech, as music tells
our stories without saying a word.