Why do humans like music, when it’s just only words being said….just differently.
In: Biology
Music can exist perfectly fine using no words at all. Rather, it’s the emotive connotations of octaves and patterns. Words can emphasize or even degrade music by providing further context. They can even become humorous if words don’t match the emotional context of the symphony.
Music is an extent of language, even when no words are present. Our brains naturally understand certain tones and patterns as having emotional associations.
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