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Emotional responses to music | Hauke Egermann | TEDxGhent

Published September 2, 2014

Views 294K  |  Likes 4.24K  |  Comments 215
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This video has 294K views and 4.24K likes, ranking #3,460,844 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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294,197

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4,242

Comments

215

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Total (all-time): $206 – $588

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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Emotional responses to music: Individual or universal? Have you ever wondered why music can have such a profound impact on your mood? How one song can move you to tears in 2 minutes flat and another can make you smile? Well, Dr…

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