“Music exerts a great power over emotions; it's capable of influencing mood by modifying the body's chemical balance. For who create music, this power translates into a duty towards anyone listens to it.”

—  Prevale

Original: La musica esercita un grande potere sulle emozioni; è capace di influenzare l'umore modificando l'equilibrio chimico del corpo. Per chi crea musica, questo potere si traduce in un dovere verso chiunque l'ascolti.
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