The document discusses the effects of music on thoughts and actions. It provides examples of old songs from India that represented love and emotions through meaningful lyrics and melodies. In contrast, modern songs sometimes depict love through money and violence. While new songs allow for self-expression, old songs reflected the social issues of their time through heartfelt descriptions of relationships and stories.

1. GURU JAMBHESHWAR
UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY
SUBMITTED TO:- SUBMITTED BY:-
Tammana Mam Sameet
220222400025

2. MUSIC
 Around the world, music is being used as
a vehicle for social change and bringing
communities together. At the core of our
everyday experience with music, we use it to
relax, express ourselves, come to terms with
our emotions,and generally improve ourself
beings.
 Music has the power to connect with and
influence peoplw in a way that feels
fundamentally different from other forms
of communication.
 Music has power to inpire their actions, and
aid in the formation of identities. Music can
unite people–- even if absorbed in solitude,
capture your imagination, and boost
creativity.

3. MUSIC EFFECTS OUR THOUGHTS AND
ACTIONS
 Music has a ability to deeply affect our mental stage and rise our mood.
 Music also works as a motivaton and boosting up the energy.
 Music is a like a mirror of society which represents the flaws and good will of
the society.
 Helping us cope by encouraging us to expres ourselves through moment.
 Music can reduce anexity,blood pressure,mood.

4. OLD SONGS REPRESENTING THE LOVE
AND EMOTIONS
 OLD SONGS describes every feeling with true heart.
 OLD SONGS describes the issues of that era.
 OLD SONGS describe the beauty of that time.
 OLD SONGS describe the unconditionall love and emotions of that era which
was not compared by anyone and anyting.
 Old songs describes the stories of bravery, scarifies and the hope of never
giving up.

5. SOME EXAMPLES OF OLD SONGS
 THARI UNCHI SII HAVALII
 JAAT-JAATNI
 LILO CHAMMAN
 MAA
 TU SURAJ MAIN CHANDRAWAL
 PHLE AAI HAWA RHI NAA PHLE AALA PANI

6. DESCRIPTION
 THARI UNCHII SII HAVALII, MAHARA GHR TAPKE
here the girl is describing that how unconditionally she loves her
lover, that his financial status or looks does not matter to her as she is all font of her
behaviour and nature.
 JAAT JAATNI
here is a husband appreciating his beloved wife for being with him and
supporting him in his hard times.
 LILO CHAMMAN
here two lovers are defining their feelings that how despirately they are
spending the time of their courtship.

7. NEW SONGS REPRESENTING THE LOVE
WITH VIOLENCE
 NEW SONGS has a significant impact o an individual’s psyche, behaviour and
way of thinking.
 NEW SONGS describes the chance for self-expression and creativity.
 NEW SONGS describes the social aspects.
 NEW SONGS describes the peer culture.
 NEW SONGS describes the crisis of value is a constant threat that may be
eased by using music as a tool to engage with young people and reinforced
ethical values.

8. SOME EXAMPLES OF NOWADAYS SONGS
 18 LAKH
 JIS DIN JAMANAT SE BHR AAUNGA
 BABY MERE BIRTHDAY PE KYA DILVAOGE
 THA THA
 TUTION BADMASSII
 10 NUMBRI

9. DESCRIPTION
 18 LAKH
this song basically define that how love is replaced by money and the
generation is committing to be in relationship not because they have feelings for each
other instead they of it the reason is that they both are financially very rich.
 JIS DIN ZAMANAT SE BHR AAUNGA
this song describe that how a boy is showing-off that he is a
criminal and still maintaining and flaunting it and describing his love on the basis of
finance.
 BABY MERE BIRTHDAY PE TUM KYA DILVAOGE
this song basically is about demanding and
asking for fulfilling the luxuries wishes and if the person is not uptomark then the girl
will end the relationship.

10. CONCLUSION
As the old songs heavily depends on melody, the composers took proper time to create
their music. Some composers used to take years to come up with a good melody.
Nowadays, the musicians are so are impatient that they compose a song in as a few
hours and the song becomes as instant hit.
There’s evidence that the brain’s ability to make subtle distinctions between different
chords, rhythms and melodies get worse with age. So to older people, newer, less
familiar songs might all “sound the same”.
In recent years, old music has sold better than new. There’s a psychological reason for
it; Familiar music actually feels better to audiences. In numerous scientific
experiments, researchrs have shown that subjects are much more likely to report
positive feelings from a given piece of music if they’ve heard it before.