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• TITLE: The Effective Power of Music in Africa

  AUTHORS: Celestine Chukwuemeka Mbaegbu

  KEYWORDS: Music, African Music, African Morality

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Philosophy, Vol.5 No.3, March 26, 2015

  ABSTRACT: This article investigates the role of music in Africa. The study is primarily motivated by the fact that music plays an indispensable role in the being of Africans at work, in politics, in their socio-economic engagements, in religious worship, integral development, in their moral life, etc. The primary objective therefore is to ascertain the influence of music with regard to the integral development of the Africans and the overall acknowledgment of this indispensable role on the active and meaningful behavior of Africans. Using the methods of phenomenology and analysis, the findings reveal that Africans are music lovers and that music features as an indispensable handmaid of any meaningful behavior and sustainability of the being of any African person whether young or old.