Language and Music Paragraph

Language is how we communicate, and music is like language in many ways. Music and language can work together. Music also has its own way of communicating. People all around the world understand music, so it's like a language everyone knows. Music has different parts like rhythm, melody, harmony, color, and shape. Language also has these parts. Think of music as having an alphabet with seven letters. Language has an alphabet too, like the ABCs you know. In English, there are 26 letters. Each letter in music is like a musical note, kind of like how each letter in language can be a word. Words come together to make phrases in language. Phrases make complete sentences. Music works the same way. Music that follows a specific pattern is like poetry. But music that doesn't have a strict pattern is more like regular talking. 

When you hear a musical note, it often sounds good with other notes. In modern music, notes are grouped into chords. Chords are a bit like words in language. Modern music is a bit like free verse in poetry. Both have new and different ideas. In language, you might hear about things like Impressionism, Expressionism, Imagism, Cubism, and Futurism. These ideas also show up in music. So, you see, language and music are a lot alike in many ways.