Music Music is a one of the most mysterious things in our life. Its exact mathematics allows people to create true art. The language of music, expressed with notes and keys, is similar to some programming languages like Java or C++, and, by using this, we can create tough logical constructions that somehow can touch the deepest strings of our sole - it is amazing, isn’t it? Many scientists, investigating the human brain, admit that the process of compositions, creation of music, is extremely interesting and complex. This process involves in work both brain hemispheres and demands lots of energy and inspiration. Music itself is the universal language, which provides interconnection between composers and musicians as well as between musicians and end listeners. This communication is specific: it does not need any common languages to deliver information from heart to heart. When you write music, your imagination works with full capacity, your emotions, fantasies and logic work together, and the result can bring true pleasure. Equally curious is the process of performance of music, when, for instance, you, as a musician, participate in the orchestra and you are literally surrounded by sounds and voices, going through your body and your soul. From the position of a listener, music not only can be pleasant for our ears, but also is capable of coming through our mental armor, invoking our sacred feelings and making us do really great things! In conclusion, I say that music is an important part of my life as well. I like it both as a musician-amateur and as a listener. It is interesting, how music can remind me of deep memories with feelings and even scents. Anyway, this mysterious sphere will be interesting for scientists in the very far future either.