Music is a form of art whose medium is sound with elements such as pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and texture and can be classified as a performing, fine or auditory form within the arts. However, the definition of music differs according to culture and social backgrounds; and there is no single and cross-cultural general concept defining what music is except that it is a sound through time. (Jacobs 19). Scientifically, music is seen as a super-stimulus of musicality where musicality is that property of music that helps us define how well the emotional effect and how much we enjoy listening to music. The study of music is thus part of biology as it exists because it is created, performed, and listened to by people who are living organisms, and biology is the study of living organisms. Sound, which is an invisible vibration, in turn, produces effect either through instruments or voices which are arranged or played in order, thus making music ordered and pleasant to listen to. There are three types of musical instruments; string instruments which have strings extended over a box or board, the sound is made by plucking the strings, and their pitch depends on the length, width, and how tight the strings are, are adjustable according to the pitch one wants, and vary according to the type of music being played, the wind instruments such as flute where the air is blown through openings into a tube, the pitch is produced when the air vibrates and depends on the length of the air column and how fast the air is vibrating. The other type of instrument is percussion instruments which have tight materials stretched across a cylinder, and when it is hit, it vibrates and produces, for example, drums, others like gongs and ring bells, when hit also vibrate and make sounds. In human beings, sounds are produced by air columns which are made to vibrate by the vibrating vocal cords. (Giles 91). Music is always evolving, and it combines new ideas with older ones to a sound that is very distinctive to each generation. Musical works and their composers belong to different eras, which do not only relate to just the sounds but the changes in society and traditions that have played a part in the way the music is written, performed, and heard. These eras are the middle age era where the music was sacred and therefore led to the spread of Christianity and the influence of Islamic culture. Renaissance music era when the music turned secular, for sacred music composition smooth polyphony was used and printing which helped spread musical styles more quickly was introduced. During the Baroque music era, major music forms were defined, which led to further evolution of music, which was followed by a classical era where the texture of the music was homophonic. It is in a romantic era when different types and functions of music were developed, followed by 20th-century music, where there was an increase in music listening and the emergence of new technology which made it possible to record, capture, reproduce and distribute music. (Wenk 18). Music is found in all cultures but varies according to times and places. Cultures music is influenced by aspects of that culture without excluding climate and access to technology. It expresses