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Hell is a place described in many religions to instill fear, usually depicted as a place of punishment, torture, and eternal suffering.
Research using the "Reasons for Death Fear Scale" indicate that it is a leading cause for the fear of death
Semantic Mapping is a method of attatching meaning to neural activities by means of experimental observation
Nueral Activity and Valence are measured using physiological markers
Melody consists of pitches with specific set of relationships called a scale, which can closely contribute to the emotion of a peice
I find that music with negative valence (w.r.t Hell) tend to utilize the minor scale
One can compare two pieces based on these components and determine how we relate emotionally to their similarities and differences
-To compose music that will instill emotions with negative valence yet entice the listener the music must exploit high levels of brain activity.
Harmony determines the disnance or consonance
Form is the most elusive aspect that is translated to emotion because it relies strictly on the composer's ability and vision
Waiting the hour destined to die
Here on the table of hell
A figure in white unknown by man
Approaching the altar of death
I can't remember anything
Can't tell if this is true or dream
Deep down inside I feel to scream
This terrible silence stops with me
Pray for blood,
Pray for the cleansing,
Pray for the flood,
Pray for the end of this nightmare.
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four chord and at the end of
the phrase it goes to the #iv
which is the tritone
-ascending the minor scale in 2nd intervals
-using pulloffs and hammerons (guitar technique) for emphasis and speed
Darkness imprisoning me
All that I see
Absolute horror
I cannot live
I cannot die
Trapped in myself
Body my holding cell
and minor 3rd intervals