Musical Acoustics and Music Productions in church Auditorium
- 72 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Focusing on the impact of loud musical sounds on human health, particularly among church worshippers in Nigeria, this book explores the interplay between music, power, and space in African societies. It examines how perceptions of musical sound production are linked to notions of dominance, suggesting that louder music is often equated with greater authority. The analysis highlights the cultural significance of sound in worship and its implications for health and social dynamics.
