EP88 為什麼有些音樂一聽就想哭？科學和心理學告訴你答案｜Jenny週末來閒聊

你有沒有遇過這種情況？某首歌一響起，你什麼都沒做，眼眶就紅了。明明那首歌聽過無數遍，但旋律一來，就像有什麼東西輕輕碰了你的心。 這集Jenny週末來閒聊，我們來聊聊這個很私人、很奇妙的體驗。為什麼有些音樂一聽就想哭？這背後有大腦科學的原因，也有更深的情感秘密。 我們會聊到音樂如何同時啟動大腦多個區域、為什麼多巴胺會讓你雞皮疙瘩起來、還有音樂和記憶之間那個說不清楚的神奇連結。然後我們會聊到兩位讓無數人落淚的音樂大師——久石讓和坂本龍一，看看他們的音樂為什麼這麼觸動人心。 除此之外，我們也會探索LoFi音樂為什麼那麼讓人放鬆，以及白噪音背後那個最古老的安全感記憶。 週末輕鬆聽，讓我們一起探索音樂和情感的奇妙世界！ 【英文影片簡介】 Have you ever had a song start playing and immediately felt your eyes getting watery? Even though nothing sad is happening. Even though you have heard that song a hundred times before. In this episode of Jenny's Weekend Chat, we explore one of the most personal and mysterious experiences music gives us. Why does some music make you want to cry the moment you hear it? The answers come from brain science, psychology, and something even deeper. We will talk about how music activates multiple brain regions at once, why dopamine gives you chills, and the incredible connection between music and memory. Then we will visit two legendary composers who have moved millions to tears, Joe Hisaishi and Ryuichi Sakamoto, and explore what makes their music touch something so deep inside us. We will also dig into why LoFi music is so calming, and the fascinating science behind white noise and the ancient feeling of safety it carries. Grab your favorite weekend drink and settle in. This one might just move you. 【標籤】 音樂心理學, 為什麼聽音樂想哭, 久石讓, 坂本龍一, LoFi音樂, 白噪音, 音樂與大腦, 情緒科學, 多巴胺, 音樂記憶, Jenny週末來閒聊, music psychology, Joe Hisaishi, Ryuichi Sakamoto, LoFi music, white noise, music and emotion, brain science, why music makes you cry, weekend chat Powered by Firstory Hosting