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We dance to music because of neural connections in our brain. These connections link the part that perceives music, the auditory cortex to t...
4 lis 2018 · At one time or another you've probably wondered about this, or you've at least experienced the urge to move when you hear music. Turns out that tapping your feet to music might be hardwired...
18 lut 2021 · Have you ever wondered why we dance? Or where the urge comes from? And what happens to us when we dance? These answers have a deeper explanation so we examin...
WHY DO WE DANCE?? - check out why we dance and what goes on in the brain when we hear musicAnswered by a Cambridge Professor of Music, Ian Cross!Like our FB ...
Why do we bob our heads to music? Something that I've always observed is that almost everyone either bobs their head or taps their fingers/feet to music. Is this a response learned through observation of others when we are young or is there something else in play here?
Another interpretation of why is that we associate music with dancing. Cultures show music and body movements as something related and acceptable. And that would be like you would associate a blank piece of paper being something you could use for writing/drawing.
It's my opinion that we hear emotions in instrumental music NOT because the music is intrinsically emotional, but because our culture has been socialized to hear certain musical "components" - scales, chords, chord progressions, etc. - to be associated with specific emotions.
