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The most truly 'human' music is a group of people chanting in unison, maybe stamping feet and clapping hands. It's unlikely we had instruments for most of our e
by thomassmith65 3y ago
The most truly 'human' music is a group of people chanting in unison, maybe stamping feet and clapping hands. It's unlikely we had instruments for most of our evolution. There's no evidence we had complex harmony nor even chords for most of the existence of our species.
- thefaux 3y agoI don't think you should exclude a single voice singing alone from truly human music. There are things that only a single individual can do musically as well as things that only a group can do. But I will say from experience that singing in a group (particularly improvisationally) is one of the best experiences in life and I seek it out as much as possible. Listening to ai generated blues on the other hand...