sad not even sad

Tonight rain falling, I don’t have anything to do, then I turn on the radio and what a playlist on that! A song from Adele entitled someone like you. Yaap! The broadcaster recommended this song to listen in nuance like this.  You know what! That this song has a special formula which make the listener had emotional feeling even so this is a sad song.

Okay then! I’m anxious to find out what the secret behind this phenomenal song. Why I can say that, this song win six Grammy awards in 2012. How amazing to a new comer! So, I search on internet and here some fact about that song. This is taken from www.kaskus.us as a source also from http://cgeatpe.blogspot.com/2012/02/formula-rahasia-someone-like-you-adele.html

Psychologists are finding out things that make Adele, the girl from south London, was able to make the audience continuously with tears.

However, outside of poetry sad, there is another element that makes these songs take the listener gripped by a sense of sadness, hidden behind a contralto voice and piano, Adele enter notes slicer heart decorations. Decoration was named appoggiatura.

Appoggiatura is known in terms of music text books as an ornament is pinned on the track, thus making pelencengan tones otherwise known as dissonance. For decoration, appoggiatura not be realized as a few levels higher or lower than the previous note. The presence of these extra elements that disrupt the harmony of the song.

Long before Adele sang the song Someone Like You, John Sloboda have observed a link between appoggiatura and compassion. In 1991, he was asked a number of music lovers showed stanza song that made her spine shiver. The result, 90 percent of experiment participants pointed to the temple with the ornament appoggiatura in it.

Psychologists from the University of British Columbia, Canada, Martin Guhn, tracing the background behind the song ornaments relations with sadness, as shown Sloboda. Martin Guhn, after 15 years later, found the explanation of this by calling the appoggiatura as ornaments in charge of stirring the listener feeling.

"Not at appoggiatura creates tension for the listener," he told the Wall Street Journal.

Conductor as well as music commentator, Rob Kapillow, said appoggiatura in charge of making a snap unconformity that recovers rapidly in the next tone. There's no rule about how long the unconformity is played. However pelencengan tone can be done two ways: higher or lower than the note predecessors.

Not to attack from the publishers cry the first stanza. Adele started softly on the words "I heard" a harmonious or so-called konsonansi. Harmonic tone as it creates an inner sense of relief in the listener. The atmosphere soon changed tracks when Adele continue with the words "that you're" coming down half the level of the previous note. This is called creating dissonance and inner shocks.

Harmonic back track continues with the words "settled down". After that, not back down through the words "that you". It is natural that when the turbulent emotions swayed tension and relief such as this.

"Appogiatura exist in all parts of the song. Dissonance and konsonansi said-said, this is referred to a psychologist as a maker of tears," said Kapillow told NPR.

Another example is the chorus. The word "Nevermind I find someone like" a harmonious end with the word "you" in a tone of high jumping. Appoggiatura publisher tears returned.

Adele song back surgery reveals a secret. There are four key factors identified in the song publishers cry. First, the poem begins with slow, then suddenly changing rapidly. Second, the emerging "voice" of the new instrument, creating a new harmony. The third key factor is the expansion of the sound frequency, up or down to some degree. Fourth, emerging irregularities, so that disrupt harmony. All of these factors are reinforced by surprise at the volume, timbre, and harmony patterns.