The document contains quotes from Thomas Carlyle, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and William Green discussing the essence and power of music. Music is described as being at the central essence of humanity. Emerson believes that having access to music in a city would be refreshing. Green states that music lightens labor by refreshing workers' nerves and spirits. The document concludes by noting that music continues to be a source of entertainment and has changed over time.

1. By Najee Upson

6. All deep things are song. It seems
somehow the very central essence of
us, song; as if all the rest were but
wrap pages and hulls!
historian ~Thomas Carlyle

13. a composer could
If
say what he had to say
in words he would not
bother trying to say it
in music.

23. I think sometimes could I only
have music on my own terms,
could I live in a great city, and
know where I could go whenever I
wished the ablution and
inundation of musical waves, that
were a bath and a medicine.
~Ralph Waldo
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Emerson

31. is a friend of labor for
Music
it lightens the task by
refreshing the nerves and
spirit of the worker.
~William Green
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37.  Today music is still a huge
source of entertainment to day
and it has still continue to
change as time passes by
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Najee Upson
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