For Every Music Lover A Series of Practical Essays on Music

"For Every Music Lover" by Aubertine Woodward Moore is a collection of insightful essays that seeks to democratize music appreciation in the early 1900s. The author introduces the idea of music as a vital and communal experience, not restricted to the wealthy or highly educated. Moore explores topics such as music's historical roots, its impact on society, and its potential as a tool for education, arguing that it is essential to humanity. The book starts by stressing the spiritual nature of music and its deep connection to human emotions. It emphasizes the idea that everyone should have access to music, as it has the power to elevate the soul, inspire personal expression, and build strong relationships within communities, setting the stage for examining music's place in both cultural and learning environments.