Evolution of Music | 13.8 Billion BC - 2024 AD

The origin of sound chapter is kind of a joke, but I also wanted to show how music even became music at all. Cause we have music now, but there was also music of Neanderthals, and then music of the animals, and music of the waves, etc. Sounds came before music.

I used the biblical theory for when humans became humans which estimates around 4004 BC, so I made it 4000 which would’ve been when the first HUMAN vocalization occurred.

The Epic of Gilgamesh is a story with no traceable melody, so the melody you hear was made by modern researchers. The same applies with the Hymn of Lipit-Ishtar.

Hurrian Hymn No. 6 is the first melody to be recovered, however not all of it was able to be restored. No full melody was restored until Seikilos Epitaph in 200 BC.

Sāmaveda, Psalm 95, and The Iliad all don’t have a full discovered melody, so similar case as before. You Lan’s melody was never able to be fully recovered.

Everything for the next couple thousand years or so is basically self explanatory, but it is worth noting that Clair de Lune was originally composed in 1890 and later revised in 1905 to the version we know today.

[ArthurPlayzRoblox]

i remeber when the paleolthic bone flute musiv dropped when i was in college. i am now 402024 years old and was broght back to my old days

[PersianEmpire]

i remember when the Epic of Gilgamesh dropped, everybody was playin it on their stonepods in those days

[MrPastaman]

1:17 average Hollywood desert scene

1:26 too

[andrew_soldier]

5:45 Canon in D
6:07 Winter
7:25 Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2
8:25 Carmen
9:40 Pomp and Circumstance

[AyanAlam-rsdr]

0:00~0:05 Intro
0:06~0:08 Chapter 1 Origin’s Of Sound
0:09-0:10 Silence
0:11~0:17 Big Bang
0:18~0:22 Supernova Explosions
0:23~0:27 Ocean Sounds
0:28~0:30 Chapter 2 Prehistoric Music
0:31~0:34 Insect Noises
0:35~0:38 Megalosaurus Calls
0:39~0:45 T-Rex Calls
0:46~0:50 Seal Calls
0:51~0:54 Fire Crackling
0:55~0:58 Neanderthal Vocalizing
0:59~1:03 Paleolithic Bone Flute Music
1:04~1:08 Ice Age Flute Music
1:09~1:11 Chapter 3 Ancient Music
1:12~1:17 Human Vocalizing
1:18~1:21 Epic Of Gilgamesh
1:22~1:26 Hymn Of Lipit-Ishtar
1:27~1:31 Hurrian Hymn No. 6
1:32~1:38 Sāma Veda
1:39~1:44 Psalm 95
1:45~1:50 The Lliad
1:51~1:57 You Lan
1:58~2:02 Stasimon Chorus
2:03~2:08 Seikilos Epitaph
2:09~2:14 Unamed Roman Composition
2:15~2:22 Hymn To Nemesis
2:23~2:28 Oxyrhynchus Hymn
2:29~2:34 Phos Hilaron
2:35~2:40 Te Deum
2:41~2:43 Chapter 4 Medival Music
2:44~2:49 Kyrie Eleison
2:50~2:55 Hymn Of The Nativity
2:56~3:01 Viderunt Omnes
3:02~3:09 Musica Echiriadis
3:10~3:16 O Aggelos Eboa
3:17~3:22 Tempus Est Iocundum
3:23~3:30 Salve Regina
3:31~3:35 Pos de Chantar M'es Pres Talenz
3:36~3:42 Ja Nus Hons Pris
3:43~3:47 Organum Duplum
3:48~3:53 Mirie It Is While Summer Llast

[andrackulateamshots]

If you don’t remember Silence your too young for me

[AlexandergAg-cjmf]

00:06 ~ 00:28 Origins Of The Sound (13.8 Billion - 1 Billion BC)
00:28 ~ 01:09 Prehistorical Music (1 Billion - 4, 000 BC)
01:09 ~ 02:41 Ancient Music (4, 000 BC - 500 AD)
02:41 ~ 04:20 Medieval Music (500 - 1400 AD)
04:20 ~ 05:22 Renaissance Music (1400 - 1600 BC)
05:22 ~ 06:13 Baroque Music (1600 - 1750 AD)
06:13 ~ 07:16 Classical Music (1750 - 1820 AD)
07:16 ~ 09:31 Romantic Music (1820 - 1900 AD)
09:31 ~ 12:23 Old-Fashioned Music (1900-50 AD)
12:23 Modern Music (Since 1900 AD)

[JulijaLiepa-hd]

8:46 guys… this is my ballet dance song…

[thealyssonramon]

0:06 I Was There When God Dropped This Biblically Banger

[xxarthurblackx]

9:47 So this is where the Nokia ringtone originated

[PaxBWithUth]

500 AD ‐ 1995 AD, the greatest years of music.

[ekakshsharma]

bro started this video with "back in black". I straightaway knew this was gonna be a banger video

[PhenomenalOrg]

T Rex calls is in my playlist right now

[StevenSmith]

Wow, the 80s really changed the game! Cool video! 😎

[Swiftieahen]

Start: watching a ancient documentary
Middle: vintage
End: vibin'

[superbrother-px]

6:00 i love this music to 6:43 the best sound ever

[Logan_SA_luv]

It turns out that the music or sounds that we often hear have existed since ancient times.

[WarriorCatOfficial]

I remember when fire crackling came out when i was in 9th grade it was a banger. The whole school was listening to it and it was my favorite song❤

[paintingsnspace]

Tyrannosaurus rex sounds like an alarm

[HyabRobel]

A HUGE ROUND OF APPLAUSE to the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic period artists. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏