"That sounds like music to my ears" - who says that is trying to express the fact that he likes a good text or proposal. The phrase already shows that we music in general as something pleasant experience even when not triggered every style in every person the same feelings. Filmmakers share a corresponding music specifically to put the audience in the appropriate mood. Again and again we read reports of coma patients who through their favorite music awakens from it are. Since people with similar mindsets often prefer the same music, it can help to build contacts with other people more easily, because what is happening on a concert stage offers some of the top one innocuous topic of conversation.

Because music and emotion are closely linked, it is of course also subject to fashion trends and reflects the spirit of the age. In the 20s/30s heard neat coffee house music, works such as "My little green cactus" are now almost folk songs. The 50er/60er/70er-Jahre one associates with pop music and rock'n'roll at: Elvis Presley, ABBA, the Beatles or the legendary Woodstock Festival is still a cult, even with the generation that the time has not born or too young for conscious witnessing. If you think the 80er/90ern then to the German New Wave, or the folk music boom that the then completely unknown Original Naab triggered duo almost overnight.

The music is still the best, which pleases the audience most. That need not necessarily be the language at any experts or editors for music worth listening to. Finally, music is as varied as the people who listen to them or make. Whether rock, pop, classical, pop, folk or whatever else for music styles are what one loves, dissolves in the other from more flight reflexes. But no matter what you personally prefer, for every taste and mood, there are matching songs, especially in the Internet age. Here you can also musicians present, which, although actually very good but still unknown, because it (yet) managed to pull a lot of media interest.

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