[PsychToday] “Silent Night” Won’t Be the Same For Me

I don’t often cry when listening to music. Don’t get me wrong—music touches me deeply.  I get chills and experience a range of emotions. I dance when I turn on the new country station, my heart feels lighter as I sing along to holiday music, and I feel goosebumps when listening to Rachmaninoff’s piano concerto #2.

But I rarely cry…

Tagged as: function of music, music and emotions, sandy hook and healing