Analysts believe music Adele song titled Hello Ballad Song as matching heard when adverse events. Based on the research results, the single has a certain melody that can make happy or sad. Here's a scientific explanation.
According to researchers from McMaster University, Canada, suspect the composer Europe including Chopin and Johann Sebastian Bach uses speech cues to create his works evoke emotion.
Happiness results from imitating the speech patterns happy, the tone of voice is higher and fast beats. Sadness, by contrast, uses a lower tone of voice and beats slower.
To test the theory, the researchers analyzed a combination of 72 initial rhyme (prelude) of Bach and Chopin. All works selected by the significance and popularity. They identify patterns in the work that informs the emotional tone in the song.
"What we found is new evidence that the individual composers tend to use similar cues in their music with the use of these signals in an emotional speech," said lead researcher Michael Schutz in a statement Sloops of realsimple.com, Thursday (02/16/2017).
The works happily composed in major keys contrast to the works of sad composed in minor keys. The findings were recently published in the journal Frontiers of Psychology: Cognition.
So how can research on classical music relate to Adele's ballad?
"Although my studies on classical music, I suspect similar principles are also used in the song Adele," Schutz said in an e-mail.
"From the standpoint of acoustic, the song begins with the sound of" rare "in a creepy tone and the height of the average beat slow. That led to a melancholy mood, then Adele change at the next track when the energy level starts to rise a little bit, "he continued.
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