Feelings and the enjoyment of music

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 31 (5):593-594 (2008)
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Abstract

We wonder about tying the universal appeal of music to emotion as defined by psychologists. Music is more generally about feelings, and many of these, such as moods and pleasures, are central to the enjoyment of music and fall outside the domain of emotion. The critical component of musical feelings is affective intensity, resulting from syntactically generated implications and their outcomes

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