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Singing is likely as old as humanity itself, with roots that go back to the dawn of human culture. It is believed that singing developed as an extension of speech, with early humans using their voices to create musical sounds long before the advent of language as we know it today. The precise origins of singing are difficult to pin down, but evidence suggests that it was used in early religious ceremonies, communal gatherings, and storytelling. Ancient cultures across the world, from Egypt and Mesopotamia to China and Greece, had their own unique traditions of singing, which played an integral role in their rituals and entertainment. Archaeological findings, including ancient musical instruments and depictions of singing in art, provide us with clues about the early development of singing. Ultimately, singing has evolved alongside human societies, adapting to cultural changes and technological advancements while continuing to play a vital role in human expression and communication.

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March 16, 2025, 4:22 p.m.

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Published: Sunday, March 16, 2025

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