Griffith University - Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good?
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Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good?
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Duration | 2 weeks |
Total fee | ₹1,814 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
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Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good?
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- Duration 2 weeks
- Weekly study 3 hours
Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good? at FutureLearn Course details
Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good?
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Skills you will learn
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- Some songs make us laugh and some songs make us cry, but why does music have the ability to affect us emotionally?
- On this course, you'll learn about music psychology and how our emotions work, by analysing Queen's famous song, 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.
- You'll find out how the mind interprets patterns in music and generates an emotional response as a result.
- You'll explore how music communicates with the brain's reward centre, and generates a chemical reaction that can provide a feeling of happiness.
- Finally, you'll discover why emotional experiences are influenced by our own expectations.
Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good? at FutureLearn Curriculum
Music Psychology: Why Does Bohemian Rhapsody Feel so Good?
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What happens in the mind when we experience music?
Getting started
Introduction to the Psychology of Emotions
An introduction to the psychology of music
Weekly Wrap
How do songs trigger our emotions?
Psychology of emotion and music combined
Explaining musical expectations through funny music?
Explaining Bohemian Rhapsody
Wrap up for this course
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