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Can't Help Falling In Love With You - Haley Reinhart (lyrics)

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One of the most popular instruments I think goes with this type of sound in music is the piano because of its ability to sound so simple and raw.

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To me, Ratliff describes transmission as a certain point in a piece of music where the listener can depict a precise emotion or feeling or tone. He gives several examples in his playlist, but my favorite is "Julia" by John Lennon. I love the simplicity and the raw tone of the song. It doesn't sound like he was in a recording studio when listening to that song. It sounds as if I am in the same moment that he is singing that song to a friend, live, for fun. The clarity of his voice is something that we don't hear a lot of today and it is something I want to hear more often, personally. "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You" by Haley Reinhart is also like that example; her voice is just out there. There is so much room for harmony and the song is so simple. I love how it feels like I am there in the same place as her. It sounds like she would sound like this in her everyday life. I love that about transmission.

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Music can mimic the motion of feelings...
~ Ben Ratliff

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...the idea that whatever transports the listener in a beautiful harmony or melody in themselves but what they signify... ~ Eduard Hanslick

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The guitar is another instrument that can make that simplistic and raw sound like the piano. It adds so much character and emotion.

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Julia was written by John Lennon for his mother Half of what I say is meaningless But I say it just to reach you, Julia Julia, Julia, oceanchild, calls me So I sing a song of love, Julia Julia, seashell eyes, windy smile, calls me So I sing a song