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Guinness world record holder and a Ted ex speaker

Music helps you heal. Music is relaxing. Music is used in therapy. The basic knowledge even to listen to music. Above all our art and culture are the building blocks of our society.
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Music connects us to our soul. The language of notes help us bring out our emotions, and builds and nurture us into a better version of ourselves.
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Music connects us to our soul. The language of notes help us bring out our emotions, and builds and nurture us into a better version of ourselves.
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Music connects us to our soul. The language of notes help us bring out our emotions, and builds and nurture us into a better version of ourselves.
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