Discussion This study demonstrated that pop music influences happiness mood. As hypothesized participants in the pop music category were influence by the music and seem happier. The analysis revealed that participants in the rock and classical music categories didn’t have an effect in their mood. The results for rock and classical music did not supported the hypothesis, which rock music causes a person to have an aggressive mood, and classical music will lead to a calmer mood. The data support the primacy effect pop music results supported the hypothesis that pop music leads to a happier mood. The results from this data support from previous literature research such as the pop category. The results could also interpret as support for (Hargreaves, 1999). People make their music preferences based on the emotional state they are in (Hargreaves, 1999). The analysis revealed that pop music scored higher than students who had rock or classical. The implications for this study are to examine if music influence mood in a negative or positive aspect). As an outcome happiness mood correlated with pop music . There wasn’t no effect between rock music and aggressive mood. Classical music didn’t have a relationship between classic music and calm mood. The results of this study wouldn’t be able to support (Jordana Mena, 2007). This consists of classical music being composed with different emotions based on the key and time signature it is on. If the classical piece is written in a higher key then they saw different mood responses than the classical pieces written in a low key (Jordan Mena, 2007). This study has provided that music is more than just a piece, of a lyric, beat, or instrument it has been proven that music can help people ... ... middle of paper ... ...he sample size to be a larger valid size. An earlier start of collecting data would have increased the changes of collecting more surveys/participants. All of the participants range age range was 18-32 . To have better results of this study there should of being a division of each age group. On the other hand, there should of being different categories of ethnicity , and due the majority population of the size being Latinos in San Diego State University – IV Campus , there wasn’t a difference in the results. Also, another limitation was an unequal in gender. ( 20 male, 43 female, 1 missing). Not using every single type of music categories ,may be a limitation, but instead the study was to focus in major music genres. Additionally, the length of the song might of been to short or to long . Future research could focus attempts to develop a more effective scales.
musical form is also too varied like operas, masses, symphonies, etc., which would create an instant block to understanding. Where the music compact with clear ideas, which is also not permanent. Such as myth, historical growths, religion, which are always at change with the modern obsessions. Lengthy developments of ideas are involved in classical music, which is quite composite and in a single work it always features groupings of musical ideas. Theme that supports a single work is not directly recognizable. Or if it is there, it is composite, multi-faceted and not evident. There are many people in the world who listens to music. Music affects people in many ways from sensation regulation to intellectual development and also providing a means for self-expression. To improve intellectual development and ability, music training has been helpful. However, no connection has been initiated like to how it affects emotion regulation. There were many studies which have been conducted to show that every people’s personality can have an outcome on music preference. The studies are not limited to any culture, since they have been accompanied with important outcomes all over the
In a survey study most people stated that their investment in music derives from its ability to convey emotions(Gebauer, Kringelbach and Vuust 2012.) Studies have implied that music can elicit basic emotions such as happiness (Gebauer, Kringelbach and Vuust 2012.) Music with a fast tempo and major mode are considered and reacted to as happy music, while music with slow tempo and minor mode are deemed sad(Gebauer, Kringelbach and Vuust 2012.) This effect was shown through fMRI imaging while listening to different genres of music and participant questionnaires (Gebauer, Kringelbach and Vuust 2012.) A study conducted by Greasly and Lamont was able to show that there are two broad types of listeners; less engaged and more engaged(Greasley and Lamont 2006.) Less engaged listeners we categorized by listening to music only a few hours a week to pass time, and were less likely to make the music selection themselves (Greasley and Lamont 2006.) More engaged listeners reported listening to music up to 40 hours a week and were more likely to choose the music selection for themselves (Greasley and Lamont 2006.) The main difference found between the two types of listeners was the ability for the music to impact the listeners mood(Greasley and Lamont 2006.)
Music effect on stress relief is due in part to it’s effect on mood. This may seem like a sentence within a sentence, but it is much more than that. When listening to classical music, one is brought into a state of calm. When listening to rap or faster tempo music, one is brought into a state of action. These effects all have to do with the power of music on our mood. Classical music, is the most effective at calming someone down. In terms of numbers, listening to classical music, as used in this study, was associated with a significant (5-5.6%, p<0.05) lowering of the resting heart rate and a consistent improvement of oxygen saturation (by 1-1.4%).(V K Paul1 #4.) These may seem like strange numbers, but they have a great deal to do with the topic at hand. Later on in the paper, it discusses more vividly into the terms of oxygen saturation and heart rate...
What are some types of Rand B music that stands out in the world? In this essay I would be discussing three types of Rand B music; rhythm and blues, contemporary r and b, and r and b soul. Rhythm and blues regularly abbreviated as R&B, is a classification of popular African American music that started in the 1940s. Music can sooth the soul if one listens to different kinds of R&B music. In this essay, I would like to discuss the different categories of R&B music. There are many types of music in the world however, the one that stands out in everyone's brain is the sound of rhythm and blues. It has been around for a very long time. It has taught individuals interest around the globe. Rhythm and blues began in the late 1940s by slaves in the south which brought about new music, designed, and move styles.
No matter what you listen to, music has a way to “play with our emotions”. For example, if you listen to Tchaikovsky (classical) you may feel calm, and if you listen to Eminem (rap) you may feel hyper. If the music you listen to makes you feel good, it is good for you, Daniel Levitin, a Neuroscientist who focuses mainly on music, explains in an interview.
Music is a media that can be interpreted into multiple different ways as well as expressed in numerous ways. My family members each have unique backgrounds and music history that all differ from each other. They were each raised in a different time and environments that would create a different introduction to music as well as what type of music that interests them.
Rock and roll. These three words represent a culture of freedom and rebellion, innovation and individual expression. This distinct genre of music is not only recognized and respected elements of many populations in the world, but also the inspiration for newer genres, like pop and rap. The creation of its identity, however, lies in its past. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, a new genre ascended in America. It encompassed a combination of elements from other musical genres like jazz, blues, western swing, and country music. Finally, in the 1950s, the genre acquired its name—rock and roll. It had a new name and a new style, and while American culture was evolving, many Americans embraced the rock and roll ethos. Rock and roll culture spoke to the youth about rebellion and questioning authority. It inspired listeners to transform their norms—the way they spoke, the way they dressed, the way they thought. In its earliest years, rock and roll was primarily American. Foreign musicians, like Cliff Richard and the Shadows, recognized America’s supremacy over the genre, as American musicians, such as Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry, controlled the music scene. As the genre progressed through the 1950s, however, it spread to Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, and engendered reactions that changed its style forever; one reaction, in particular, influenced the genre so much that it was given a name: the British Invasion. The ba...
There have always been discussions of the effects music has on ones behavior, and how it’s related to Psychology. The truth has never really been verified among common knowledge, but it’s usually something that intrigues people. They say heavy metal and rap can make teenagers violent, sad and depressing music can make teenagers sad and depressed, and some say it’s best to listen to classical music when doing schoolwork because it makes your brain more active. There have been many people that reported how music has effects on their behavior. It can lift their mood, “fuel the fire” when they’re angry, or even make it easier for them to fall asleep. People never really get the chance to research the actual science of music, and how it changes people attitudes.
In the mid 1980s, the hip hop music was moving towards to the mainstream of the music business and entertainment. One of the biggest changes was the production of hip hop music. For example, the new hip hop music introduced song forms such as verses, hooks, and chorus, and consisted more musical features to create more dynamics in hip hop music. The major change in production was using “sampling” and increasing the use of the drum machine to create beats (Burr). These beats were then used as the basis for rap, which Tricia Rose defined it as “a technologically sophisticated and complex urban sound” (Rose 95). The rap became a center of the hip hop production during the mid-1980s. According to Rose, rap uses “collage, intertextuality, boasting, toasting, and signifying” for lyrical styles and organizations (Rose 64). Many hip hop artists use signifying to constitute lyrical style. Signifying means taking someone else’s words and turning them around. There are several features that constitute signifying: indirection, metaphor, irony, rhythmic, teachy, and punning. Thus, signifying enriches the lyrics to create a polished rap music. Secondly, the organization of rap is the rhythm, which is “the most perceptible and the least material thing” (Rose 64). In almost all hip hop music, the rhythms are mostly created by heavy bass or drum beats. By manipulating these beats, rappers can produce idiosyncratic rhythms and make their rap songs original. The rap’s lyrical styles and distinctive yet organized rhythms are the central qualities in formulating rap music.
Aware that music helps boost happiness, researchers at Ottawa University looked to find if there is a connection between listening to music and an adolescent’s global happiness. Global happiness, also known as subjective well-being (SWB), is an evaluation of one’s quality of life. The areas taken into account in global happiness may consist of an individual’s evaluation of their personal, subjective, and global quality of life. An individual’s evaluation of their subjective well-being can be altered by their personality, financial stability and psychosocial prosperity. When taking into consideration the effects that music has on the lives adolescents, there exists the possibility that music also affects their overall global happiness. To test the relationship between music and global scientist of Ottawa University researches conduct a study on a group of undergraduate students who were attending a Canadian university.
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It is playing while you’re driving, you hear it in stores and even in public bathrooms. Music is everywhere that you go. One thing that hasn’t changed is how much people love music. It doesn’t matter what country or generation that you are from, the definition of music is still the same. According to Merriam Webster music is “vocal or instrumental sound (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, body and expression of emotion” and “the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a composition having unity and continuity.” With each generation the music industry has adapted and adjusted to be what people listen to and be remain a hit, whatever that takes. There has been a constant debate with the younger generation and the older generation about what is good music. Is music from the 1980’s and 1990’s better than the today’s music? I would argue that for various reasons music from the 80’s and 90’s is better than today’s music and vice versa.
By now you might have seen a kid wearing some piece of clothing or at least some accessory that offers up some unknown name or some abnormal reference; by now if you’re the type of person who surfs YouTube to seemingly no end, then you’ve definitely been recommended the video of some strange, unfamiliar artist. If you are that type of person and let’s say: decided to leave your marathon of cat videos to check this one out, the first thing you probably would have picked up on is its sound. As you’re listening to it, you might realize it sounds close to pop…but not exactly there yet, like pop if it had taken an art course. Well there is a name for this now unavoidable genre, Indie pop, and it’s becoming a lot more prominent in today’s
Pop Punk. A recent surge in this genre of music, liked by many people who find themselves not being typical, mainstream teens. However, Pop Punk is an oxymoron in itself. Pop is very mainstream, it is constantly being overplayed on every radio station, yet liking Pop Punk music is considered to be not mainstream. As any kind of music, it can help people diminish their emotions or help strengthen them. Whichever the case, Pop Punk music is always put on the back burner for popular tastes. The people who like it are viewed in society as scene kids in the 90s-- classic rebellious kids. But in the words of Brian Sella, lead singer for a pop punk band called The Front Bottoms, he sings, “I wanna contribute to the chaos, I don't wanna watch and then
The importance of teens and their music is what get teens through their day. Everyday traveling down the halls of school there are hundreds of people with headphones. Teens listen to music everyday and most teens can not live without it. Music is what teens understand and it does not matter what type of music it is. What types of music do teens listen to? Some music that teens listen to are rap, rock, country, gospel, contemporary christian and much more. Do particular music genres affect teens and their attitudes? “When teenagers use music as a mood-modifier, it can be used to reinforce and perpetuate negative emotions as well as positive emotions” (Allen, 2013). It is clear that music has an effect on teenagers' attitudes. The type of effect depends on the genre of music, with some genres causing positive effects and others negative effects.