All music does not, necessarily, express "emotion." Howard Beckar (2001) sees music and other art forms as the product of a cooperative effort requiring the skills and participation of many different individuals; these individuals may not necessarily being to the creation of music identical or even substantive emotions. Beckar (2001) further suggests that the emotional responses of audiences to music are the result not of the
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