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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including quote from 2 music experts.
One example of a supporting detail the author includes is "Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-ups.
This shows how our brain expects a drop in songs we listen to.
another example is"The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.
“The inexpressible depth of music is due to the fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.
This shows how it can reproduce inner motion

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including this quote from an expert in music & the brain because it proves how we expect what is coming in a song it creates an emotional response.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is the quote from the philosopher proves the authors point that music is powerful because it connects our emotions to what our body reacts to the music.
Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is : that music vibes and moves with our body when our body has a extra movement to the music if were used to it.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including for example Dr. Alexandra Lamont, a

senior lecturer at Keele University in the United Kingdom and editor of the academic journal

Psychology of Music says,the author inclueds this quote from an expert in music & the brain because it proves how when we expect what is coming in a song it creates and emotional responce.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including two  quotes from experts in music and body emotions.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is "  “Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build- ups.”

The Author Includes this quote from an expert in music & the brain because it proves how when we expect what is coming in a song it creates an emotional response.

Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is " “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”

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The quote from the philosopher proves the authors point that music is powerful because it reproduces your deepest emotions that you can feel

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotion by including a quote from a expert.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including two quotes from experts.  One example of a supporting detail the author includes is The author includes this quote from an expert in music & the brain because it proves how when we expect what is coming in a song it creates an emotional response.  This evidence show how music can effect your brain or body. Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is The quote for the philosopher proves that author's point that music is powerful because it can change and show the emotion that you can feeling. The author tells us that even people know a lot of things that music can be really bad for you.

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The author supports the idea that music affects are emotions by including ?

"No wonder people listen to fast music to exercise and slow songs to relax. But even

more important than what’s happening in the body is what’s happening in the brain."

And by adding two experts opinions.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is:

"What’s sad for me might be uplifting for you."

There is always feelings attached to music no matter what kind its always an attachment that's why the title is "Music And Emotions" Because it has diff effects of diff people so it matches the Text and the Big topic.

This is one example of how it matches my evidence:

"This is true by hearing as

little as a few seconds of music (such as the theme from “Jaws”). In this case, there is a

remarkable similarity between different types of people."

Another example of supporting detail the author uses is:

"Music is also able to express certain emotions directly. Experiments have shown that

listeners easily identify the emotional character of a piece of music."

The people who made the  music makes it so it can reach out to people and make them happy or sometimes they just make it but mostly its to make them feel better and not be sad or mad or nervous i think music makes people happy sometimes, and so we can identify the emotion their there feeling, and We have empathy so when we hear something sad were gonna start to feel sad.

And this is how it connects with what i said:

Expert one:
"Parts of are brains have evolved to echo the emotions we see in others ---- to feel empathy (share are feeling)"

Expert two:
“The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including quotes from experts

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is
"Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-ups.”
This show a quote from Alexander

Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is
"We can feel their pain, sadness and joy. It’s contagious — literally! Parts of our brain have evolved to echo the emotions we see in others — to feel empathy (share their feelings)."

This talks about how we feel when we listen a sad song or a happy song

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including quotes from experts. One example  “Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an

emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes

where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-

ups.” This evedince show Why music makes you feel different emotion and different feelings but not just your brain but your body.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including the quotes of expect.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is that  “Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an

emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes

where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-

ups.”

The author inculeds the quote from the expert Lamont to prove that music affect our emotional response by the way we can expect what is coming next to song.

Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”

The author inculeds the quote from the philosoher because that music can remind us of ourself.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including experts to support his claim

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is

"The author includes the quote from expert Lamont to prove that music effects our emotional response by the way we can expect what is coming next in the song. "

This shows that The author includes the quote from expert Lamont to prove that music effects our emotional response by the way we can expect what is coming next in the song.

Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is

"The philosopher Schopenhauer wrote, “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”

This shows that "the author includes the quote from the philosopher because music can express what we are feeling."

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including quotes and studies by experts.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is “Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-ups.”

The author includes the quote from the expert Lamont to prove that music affects our emotional response by building tension.

Another example of a supporting detail the author includes is "The inexpressible depth of music is due to the fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being"

This further proves that the type of music that we listen to can really show who we are as a person

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why do songs make us cry that when you leasen this to this so when you linnk of it  then i will make you cry that she is studying music by the beat and where its goinggg that she now why you are crying when we are leasing to a song we now where it goes  The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including the beats and how it will go in page 1 One example of a supporting detail the author includes is " when the beat drops that you will tur  up so when sad musi goes wrong then you will  cry Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is " flocerfur the author  inclundes the qoutes from the lomaont to show that music efectict emocit respanots and by the way whats coming up  and our feelings  the atuor includes the quoout becus no matter what the song will hit y

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotion by including a profesional and philosophers opinion on music and how it supports emotion.
One example of a supporting detail the author includes is The philosopher Schopenhauer wrote, “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”

This quote from a philosopher says that music can show and perduce any kind of emotion like some you didnt even know u had.
another exapmle is
Dr. Alexandra Lamont, a
This

proves that music  can effect people in their own way and it depends on what their going through in that perticular moment that theor lstening to the song.

senior lecturer at Keele University in the United Kingdom and editor of the academic journal

Psychology of Music says,

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The author give us a diffrent vibe on the type of music that it is.
Lamont says, “Some responses to music can vary even for the same person from

day to day, depending on what frame of mind we’re in and what we’re doing at the time.”
The music that you play can have a diffrent effect on others.And some people might think that it is sad some people might think that it is happy it depens on what mood you are in

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the  author supports the idea that music effects are emotions . a quote by a author and a philoserphere . one example of a supporting detail the author includes is   a quote from dr lamont is  music can effect u differenly depending on what your going thru . and another is the quote from the philodopher proves the authors point

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including a quote from an expert and a quote from a philosopher.
One example of a supporting detail the author includes is, "Some responses to music can vary even for the same person from day to day, depending on what frame of mind we’re in and what we’re doing at the time,” said from Alexandra Lamont.
This quote from the expert proves music can affect people differently depending on what the they're going through.
Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is, “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being,”
Philosopher Schopenhauer said.
The quote from the philosopher helps prove the authors point that songs can express different emotions.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including a qoute from an expert that studies the minds emotion. One example of a supporting detail the author includes is “Expectancy is one of the most interesting ways music creates an

emotional response. It has to do with where we think the music is going next and if it goes

where we expect it to or not — like when a beat finally gets dropped in after a lot of build-

ups.” she states that music has a powerful imapact on how we think and feel while listening to it. Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is, “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.” this is telling us that music can open up to various emotions giving us happiness, sadness, fear and many more.

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The author uses different types of evidences to tell us how music effects are emotions for Example, Emotions are more than just something we feel they happen in the body, too. Numerous studies have shown that listening to music changes our pulse. this evidence shows us that the author is tell us details where in are body music effects. He also quoted a psychology this is what she said, Lamont says, “Some responses to music can vary even for the same person from day to day, depending on what frame of mind we’re in and what we’re doing at the time.”  this evidence shows us that music effects people by what there going through.

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including quotes by ppl who know what they are doing

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The author uses examples or uses quotes of professials to support the idea that music can make our emotions or body react."Numerous studies have shown that listening to music changes our pulse, our breathing and

even our temperature. It does so in different ways, depending on what we’re listening to. For

example, dance music beats increase your heart rate while soft melodic tunes relax your

muscles. No wonder people listen to fast music to exercise and slow songs to relax. But even

more important than what’s happening in the body is what’s happening in the brain." This shows that within studies music can make your body react

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The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including a quote from and expert and a philospher.

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is "The philosopher Schopenhauer wrote, “The inexpressible depth of music is due to the

fact that it reproduces all the emotions of our innermost being.”
The qoute from the philospher helps proves the authors point that music can express any emotion that you might be going through
Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is  Lamont says, “Some responses to music can vary even for the same person from

day to day, depending on what frame of mind we’re in and what we’re doing at the time.”

This quote from the expert proves that music can affect people differently depending on what they are going through.

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1. Answer the question by restating the prompt

The author supports the idea that music affects our emotions by including _______.

2. Cite your 1st piece of text evidence beginning with a sentence starter

One example of a supporting detail the author includes is "_______"

3. Explain this evidence in your words and how it connects to your answer

4. Cite your 2nd piece of text evidence beginning with a sentence starter

Another example of a supporting detail the author uses is "_______"

5. Explain this evidence in your words and how it connects to your answer

6. Check over what you have written by using the Short Response Rubric. Did you include all the necessary components? Do you need to fix mistakes or revise your wording?