Sorrow and Depression

Reaper wrote:I'm not really sure what defines 'sad music'. Music that's connected to a sad scene in a movie I guess?

I'm pretty sure Siegfried meant music sad by itself. Either explicitly by it's lyrics or slow pacing, sometimes monotonous tune.

"Sad" music is songs played in with minor chords.
"Happy" is those with major chords.
That's what makes blues and rock interesting. They play major and minor together.

I get bored or depressed when something isn't right, stagnant or when I've set my standards too high. Small little joys and curiosities help me out of it. Everybody different though. Some people need more to get them out.

Siegfried wrote:How are these feelings experienced, handled, and what produces them?

You want serious answers to this?

Also, how does sad music, movies etc affect you?

I've got a hemorrhoid for you to suck on.

-- Tue Oct 16, 2018 9:28 pm --

ArchCannon wrote:

Reaper wrote:I'm not really sure what defines 'sad music'. Music that's connected to a sad scene in a movie I guess?

I'm pretty sure Siegfried meant music sad by itself. Either explicitly by it's lyrics or slow pacing, sometimes monotonous tune.

That, or he's taking the piss out of anyone who'll answer.

Squaredonutwheels wrote:"Sad" music is songs played in with minor chords.
"Happy" is those with major chords.

G minor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gOHvDP_vCs

vcrpamphlet wrote:That, or he's taking the piss out of anyone who'll answer.

Me? I would never...

vcrpamphlet wrote:

Squaredonutwheels wrote:"Sad" music is songs played in with minor chords.
"Happy" is those with major chords.

G minor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gOHvDP_vCs

SDW wanted to make fools outta all of us, but we won't give in!