A good symphony makes you feel a lot because it's like a story told with music. When the music is happy, you feel happy; when it’s sad or exciting, you feel that too. It all happens because your brain connects the sounds to feelings inside you.
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- A child feels happy when their favorite cartoon theme plays at the end of the movie.
- An old man gets a lump in his throat while listening to a piece he heard every day as a young boy.
- You start tapping your foot and can't stop after hearing a lively section in the symphony.
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See also
- How Does a Symphony Know When to End?
- How Does a Symphony Make Us Feel Emotion?
- What Makes a Symphony ‘Complex’ or ‘Simple’?
- Why Do People Like Music?
- What Makes a Symphony ‘Mysterious’ or ‘Brave’?
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