>There has been an unfortunate development in the last century or so to divorce music from speech. Which leads to the idea of perpetual beauty of tone and sound. Unfortunately, endless beauty is meaningless. Things are only beautiful in comparison, so you need contrasts.

I think this is mostly umm.. In a more compartmentalized way. The average person has been separated from it, however the powers that shouldn't be are using it a lot to control people through popular entertainment. Music is one of their main forms of mind control. Get a good sounding beat, and then put some trash words in there and you'll have people jamming and feeling good to really unhealthy and even immoral ideology. A classic example of this is the mainstream rap culture of "Kill them and fuck the hoes and do drugs and be a piece of shit' essentially.. But.. Pretty much all different styles of music do this as well. Except you could argue, songs with no lyrics. Though.. Pretty much all major mainstream music in my opinion is designed to sound good, and deliver a segregated form of behavior which the people in power desire the population to possess. 

You may highly disagree with that, but.. I truly believe that. I've done a lot of research into the entertainment aspect of the occult, and the people in power are clearly hiding all kinds of messages in popular music, and not just in the lyrics either. But subliminal and supraliminal as well in music videos and album covers etc etc etc.

>This has led to the idea that classical music is soothing, when in fact it should span the entirety of human emotions, both ugly and angelic.

I used to listen to classical music a lot so I definitely can vibe with this! I've felt all different kinds of emotions from different songs and styles. Which I think is both a good thing and pretty fascinating if you think about it. How certain tones/sounds in different combinations create such response among our brains. Though I'ma stop myself before I rant on forever as I have a bunch of other messages I need to try to get to. Cheers.