Sounds of nature

I would like to ask something to people out there; Did any one know that music was one reason that led to the discovery of "telephone". For centuries man dreamed of capturing the sounds and music of his environment. Many attempted it but no one succeeded until Thomas Alva Edison a method of recording and playing it back which ultimately led to the discovery of the most useful mode of communication - telephone. This way, music has contributed its use in science. There was music even before people were there to listen to it. Wind whistled, and oceans crashed in a steady rhythm. As you know, man is always curious and probably people have made music since their earliest days on earth too. Maybe the first human music imitated the sounds of nature. Also humans created songs by imitation of sounds of other creatures. Gradually, when man found words, he used them to create songs.
At the early times when there were no instruments to play with, only hunting instruments and hallowed bones were used as flutes were found that date back to 65000 BC. In course of time, music was divided as per the people's culture, from western to rap. Archaeologists have found that many ancient civilization played music including Egypt and Babylonia. Since early music was not written down, the early music is in the form of pictures showing musicians and musical instruments. Evidence of written music was found in the later BC years.