Emotion and Communication in Music
Iain Morley
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Iain Morley
Abstract
This chapter examines emotion and communication associated with music. It analyses the ways emotional content in musical stimuli have been understood and classified and how social content and context influence the emotional experience. It also considers the neurological and physiological mechanisms involved in emotional experience in music and suggests that the context in which people experience music is also very important in determining the emotion, and intensity of emotion, experienced.
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This chapter examines emotion and communication associated with music. It analyses the ways emotional content in musical stimuli have been understood and classified and how social content and context influence the emotional experience. It also considers the neurological and physiological mechanisms involved in emotional experience in music and suggests that the context in which people experience music is also very important in determining the emotion, and intensity of emotion, experienced.
Key concepts: Psychology, Context (archaeology), Music and emotion, Content (measure theory), Musical, Cognitive psychology, Emotion work, Emotion classification