Simply about music. Emotions in music (invitation to conversation)

The sound is the fluctuation of air which reached our ears. It is very important to both person and animals to know what occurs around. Therefore many animals and all people have more or less developed bodies which catch these fluctuations. There are they from everywhere: from far and close objects, from live and lifeless, from moving and motionless. Sounds rise from depth of the ocean and fall from heaven. The world is filled not only with things, but also sounds. Air which we breathe bears to us the mass of knowledge of the world. We distinguish a rustle of trees and noise of a rain, peals of a thunder and a roar of jet planes, voices of birds and shouts of animals. Each phenomenon has not only the shape, but also the sound image. All this is expressed by emotions which Music gives us. The musical play can be surprising is difficult in the text: from a simple musical joke to philosophical — the psychological drama. And listeners are capable to test all these events emotions, expressed in such music which also experiences emotions. Though it is necessary to recognize that not all listeners can approach music which offers similar emotions, but if to help it, then, listening attentively to sounds, to open musical images that can enrich musical events considerably.

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Journal
Studia Culturae (Institute of Philosophy of St. Petersburg State University)
Published
2024-10-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31312/2310-1245-2024-60-115-127
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Neuroscience and Music Perception
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Simply about music. Emotions in music (invitation to conversation)

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Neuroscience and Music Perception
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Simply about music. Emotions in music (invitation to conversation)

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Abstract

The sound is the fluctuation of air which reached our ears. It is very important to both person and animals to know what occurs around. Therefore many animals and all people have more or less developed bodies which catch these fluctuations. There are they from everywhere: from far and close objects, from live and lifeless, from moving and motionless. Sounds rise from depth of the ocean and fall from heaven. The world is filled not only with things, but also sounds. Air which we breathe bears to us the mass of knowledge of the world. We distinguish a rustle of trees and noise of a rain, peals of a thunder and a roar of jet planes, voices of birds and shouts of animals. Each phenomenon has not only the shape, but also the sound image. All this is expressed by emotions which Music gives us. The musical play can be surprising is difficult in the text: from a simple musical joke to philosophical — the psychological drama. And listeners are capable to test all these events emotions, expressed in such music which also experiences emotions. Though it is necessary to recognize that not all listeners can approach music which offers similar emotions, but if to help it, then, listening attentively to sounds, to open musical images that can enrich musical events considerably.

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