Who wrote the first music?
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The first musical instrument
There is a legend about this, but it is pure fancy. According to a Greek myth, pan invented the first musical instrument- the shepherd’s pipe. One day he sighed through the reeds on a river bank and heard his breath produce a mournful wail as it passed through them. He broke the reeds off in unequal lengths, bound them together, and had the first musical instrument!
The legend of pan and the reeds suggests, however, how man first had the idea for making various musical instruments. The first instruments were of the drum type. Later, man invented wind instruments, made from the horns of animals. From these crude wind instruments developed modern brass instruments. Last of all, man discovered the use of strings and invented the simple lyre and harp from which developed the instruments played with a bow.
Who wrote the first music?
All primitive people seem to have made music of some sort, but the sounds they made were very different from those of modern music. Very early music often consisted of long and loud exclamations, sighs, moans and shouts. Dancing, clapping and drumming accompanied the singing. Folk music has existed for centauries, passed aurally from generation to generation, not by being written down. However, written music is many centuries old. The Greeks made complicated music by putting tones together similar to present-day scales. For notation they used the letters of the alphabet written above the syllables of the words. After the Greeks, the early Christian church made important contributions to the art of music and the method of writing music developed their system.
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