(ANSA) – ROME, JUN 22 – “The power of music is enormous, it has a strong therapeutic and trance component. It had it in primitive music and it still has it today. It is a look beyond the wall, through a door closed. It’s a vision. ” Angelo Branduardi thus comments to ANSA on the track chosen by the Ministry of Education on the power that music exerts on human beings, starting from the text by Oliver Saks, Musicofilia. “I’m not familiar with today’s production, but in potentiality the power of music is still unchanged today. Then it always depends on the quality”.
“If I had been a student today, it would certainly have been the track I would have chosen to tackle – adds the Minstrel -. Even if music should not be explained because, as Dante says, music is rapture”. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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