HOW SHAKESPEARE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES USED MUSIC TO ROUSE EMOTIONS

Music is one of the most powerful tools through which films and TV programmes affect us. We might hear a sad melody that brings us to tears, a creepy tune that gives us goosebumps, or a funny song that compels us to laugh.

Arts + Culture – The Conversatio reports that music is one of the most powerful tools through which films and TV programmes affect us.

The report adds: We might hear a sad melody that brings us to tears, a creepy tune that gives us goosebumps, or a funny song that compels us to laugh.

This effect is not limited to the silver and small screen.

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