How Did Shakespeare Influence The World Today

In our world today there is new technology, communication advances, and different forms of art. It has not always been this way. The current society is exploring, discovering, and forming a new way of thinking and living all in all as a world population. But it had to start somewhere and from somebody. Today there varies types of music, art, all different kinds of ideas and production that has been inspired or has incorporated an literary predecessors who made the guidelines to understand what is being explained as of today. One of those people who has inspired the world today would be William Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564, and passed away on April 23, 1616; while living he accomplished working for the London
Shakespeare has influenced the nation with his sensational language, musical talents, and his over the top astonishing plays to not go with the normal standards but influences the the nation to step out of the box and reach for the stars.
William Shakespeare was born and raised in Stratford upon Avon, England; then in the late 1580’s Shakespeare moved to London where he meet his wife Anne Hathaway. Shakespeare spoke early modern english which is archaic to the modern era. Shakespeare started attending school at the age of around seven years old. Although historian do not have documentation confirming whether shakespeare went to school his father ,John Shakespeare, was a high end famer so it assumed by historian William Shakespeare received an education. Later on in Shakespeare life he would come to write several plays. Shakespeare is widely known for the language used in his plays and sonnets (Chandler 1). Words and phrases are still being used in this day in time. Words and phrases have been transforming over centuries to whole new meanings and being explained different from what it actually meant decades ago. Some of Shakespeare's
Shakespeare would incorporate music into his plays to add a special effect on the stage and give the play a more enhanced mood. Back then it was customary in Tudor and and Stuart drama to have at least one song in every play. But of course defined this orthodoxy and used songs late tragedies. These songs were startling and moving especially in Othello, King Lear, and Hamlet. His plays would also include vocal or instrumental references read in spoken text by the actors on stage. Shakespeare grew up during the renaissance era. This made his music a major part for invoking emotional in the audicane. He also loved to experiment with many different sounds instruments could make; also trying to find what could still be explored with that particular device. Shakespeare would use certain instruments or sounds to depict a certain feeling such as sadness or happiness. He uses in the text instruments and songs in Romeo and Juliet act IV scene 5 where there was a witty banter between Peter and the household musicians. This scene is said solely off the lyrics from “Hearts Ease” and “Living Heart is full of Woe”. Musicians currently use the inspirations of Shakespeare to base their story plot or musical aspect of the production of Shakespeare's works. Some include the director A. Edward Sutherland of “The Boys from Syracuse” which was his first production based off Shakespeare; it was a