The Music has much Power Music alone, with sudden charm can bind the sense that wanders and has the power to calm a troubled mind. There is no doubt, the music can affect our minds and hearts and can be used to manipulate us either, for good or bad. exposure to certain type of music is believed to, enhance the young Childs intellectual & emotional development. Persons who stammer too can sometime sing sentences that they cannot speak. The effect of music on patients who have neurology diseases, which cause the movement disorders are sometimes, astonishing, Mr. Anthony Storrs, wrote in his book Music and Mind. Mr. Storr cites the example of one female patient Frozen in to immobility & disease, known as Parkinson's she would remain, helplessly unable to move until she was able to recall tunes that, she had known when she was young. yes, these would suddenly, set free her capability to freely move again. Though there are benefits that can be attributed, to the power of music there are Cause for Concern. For example, there is danger that the corrupt or greedy people may try to use the power of music as deadly tool. Some studies have shown, direct links between the antisocial behavior, and certain types of music. Music/language both, are uniquely human., A world without either of these, would be hard to imagine Both language and music, are traits of the human, species that seems to be universal. Both of these aspects are needed for a human to communicate. So, it could be said that as it is true of a language when music "speaks", our emotions, "listen". Just think, why and how does, the music "speak" to our emotions? To answer that we need to consider, the following: 1 the musical elements themselves, and the way, that our brains process these elements., 2 Our emotional makeup.. and cultural backgrounds influence our reactions, to the music; 3 language that can also affect our reaction. The traits, of music are often referred to as, musical elements. These elements, comprise the tone or timbre of an instrument. For example, the French horn has been described as portentous, or heavy, and its sound, quite different from the haughty trumpet. Though, both of them belong to a same family, or group of wind instruments each of them produces overtones, or harmonics, of varying power. Yes, This is what supplies each instrument its, unique voice. Music composers, utilize these qualities to originate a certain sonic effects to stir the emotions of the listener. Likely, one of the first elements, that we become familiar with, is rhythm'-perhaps while we are still in the womb of our mother, listening to her heartbeat. It has been said, that response to musical rhythm may be subconsciously affected, or influenced by our own heartbeat or even so our breathing. Hence, it may be no act of coincidence that, most people appear to prefer musical tempo' ranges in between 70 and 100 beats per minute-the same range as an average heart rate of an healthy adult. At least, this is what is suggested in the journal: 'Perceptual and Motor Skills.' The great music variety that these elements able to produce becomes evident whence a range of instruments and the sounds melodies they produce, are considered. For example the haunting voice of the bassoons in 2nd movement of Mozart's concerto for bassoon may evoke, deep emotions and feelings. The plaintive- mournful-sound effect of the Japanese, shakuhachi flute pipe may touch the heart so delicately. The husky sound of the tenor saxophone, makes a blues melody, linger