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| | # As an aid to worship, by placing the listener into a proper frame of mind for worship or instill in the listener a proper appreciation of the grandeur and glory of [[God]] and of the listener's own place in relation to Him. | | # As an aid to worship, by placing the listener into a proper frame of mind for worship or instill in the listener a proper appreciation of the grandeur and glory of [[God]] and of the listener's own place in relation to Him. |
| − | # To rally troops, either during training, on the march, or in battle. | + | # For the entertainment of the nobility; or, in more recent times, by commission from a particular group of people (often an orchestra or a university). |
| | # To celebrate military victory or the reign of a king, usually the one presently on the throne. | | # To celebrate military victory or the reign of a king, usually the one presently on the throne. |
| | # Occasionally as a supplement to various forms of [[theater]]. Originally (especially in the Greek era) this meant the open-air live theater of classical fame. Today such music might accompany a live stage performance or several scenes in a [[motion picture]]. | | # Occasionally as a supplement to various forms of [[theater]]. Originally (especially in the Greek era) this meant the open-air live theater of classical fame. Today such music might accompany a live stage performance or several scenes in a [[motion picture]]. |
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| | # For entertainment, and more particularly for financial remuneration. | | # For entertainment, and more particularly for financial remuneration. |
| − | # As a powerful aid to [[propaganda]].
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| | # Very frequently as a supplement to modern [[theater]] in all its forms, including stage, [[motion picture|motion pictures]], and especially [[television]]. | | # Very frequently as a supplement to modern [[theater]] in all its forms, including stage, [[motion picture|motion pictures]], and especially [[television]]. |
| | # Rarely, to rally troops. One popular artist who achieved great distinction by winning acceptance of his music by military bands was [[Glenn Miller]]. | | # Rarely, to rally troops. One popular artist who achieved great distinction by winning acceptance of his music by military bands was [[Glenn Miller]]. |
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| | + | Both forms of music can be used as propaganda, as in some of the works of [[Dmitri Shostakovich]] (although this is debated; see the article on Shostakovich for a more complete discussion). |
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| | == The power of music over human emotion == | | == The power of music over human emotion == |