Science showed the universality of music
5 years 1 month ago #114
by PABlo
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Why it matters: Have you ever noticed that many conversations people have about their tastes in music revolve around what they don't like? In general, people tend to dislike music they can't relate to. As it turns out, many of the underlying structures and melodic elements of all types of tunes are similar, according to new research. In a world where people often struggle to understand each other, it's nice to know that a universal language could exist.
Read more: ScienceAlert (Australia)
Read more: ScienceAlert (Australia)
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5 years 3 weeks ago - 5 years 2 weeks ago #115
by Daniel Campos
Reading the article i think that its true i really like music. and i was thinking when we hear a tone or song for the first time you usally anticipate and know what happens next. why do we often use simpler songs for babies like lullabies, when you make think a aliitle more complicated they absorb like a sponge , like a study i saw on a guy who would intensly show his baby jazz and music theory seems a bit harsh but the son ended up having perfect pitch. i think that music is a good way to express your self because if a certain vibration or frequency defines an emotion that we make . when we play music at a certain frequency or vibration make you feel that one feeling no one can explain
Replied by Daniel Campos on topic Science showed the universality of music
Reading the article i think that its true i really like music. and i was thinking when we hear a tone or song for the first time you usally anticipate and know what happens next. why do we often use simpler songs for babies like lullabies, when you make think a aliitle more complicated they absorb like a sponge , like a study i saw on a guy who would intensly show his baby jazz and music theory seems a bit harsh but the son ended up having perfect pitch. i think that music is a good way to express your self because if a certain vibration or frequency defines an emotion that we make . when we play music at a certain frequency or vibration make you feel that one feeling no one can explain
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5 years 2 weeks ago #116
by Daniel Campos
Replied by Daniel Campos on topic Science showed the universality of music
thank you pablo
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5 years 2 weeks ago #117
by Kameron Scott
Replied by Kameron Scott on topic Science showed the universality of music
Apparently I don't know anything about the songs I listen to seeing as when I did the quiz I got mainly everything wrong and perceived them as something different then what i thought. But it was nice to hear how different everything sounded like
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5 years 2 weeks ago #118
by Gabriel Lopez
Replied by Gabriel Lopez on topic Science showed the universality of music
ya that is relay cool that we can all one day communicate with one languages and not multiple ones.
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5 years 2 weeks ago #119
by Joshua Moncreiff
Replied by Joshua Moncreiff on topic Science showed the universality of music
Some of my favorite songs ever are the Star Wars themes composed by John Williams. They encompass a wide variety of themes, including Love, Destiny, and Wisdom. It's interesting that the same musical motifs are present throughout multiple instances of music. For example, both Leia's theme and Marion's theme (from Indiana Jones) use a similar structure of notes to get across a similar message.
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