How can different types of music influence people's emotions? Music has many different ways of influencing people. In a way, it is good for the body both physically and mentally. In other ways, people think it's cool to listen to it. More specifically, music has personalities, which can express what people feel. There are many observations involving different ways of expressing human emotions. Emotions are very interesting things, especially when they involve music. Music can have many personalities, influence people's emotions and be used as therapy. If music reveals emotions, it is not a normal emotion like the others (Stecker 273). Expression in music can be considered a traditionalized phenomenon (Stecker 273). There are common questions about how many or what types of emotions music can create (Stecker 273). People question the possibility of music being an element in a certain model (Stecker 273). Which can be a very emotional pattern (Stecker 273). This can range from laughing hysterically, to being scared, to surprise, to uncharacteristic panic, to strange pain, to acceptance, and finally to serenity (Stecker 273). Musical expression might consist of one personality rather than multiple personalities. The concept is that music indicates a designated emotion. That is, if a particular listener listens to music and feels the identity of a certain emotion. Musical expression has a wide variety of identities. People can take those identities and make their own emotions. Music influences the body and its health. Playing certain music can have an effect on your heart rate (www.bellaonline.com/articles/). Your heart rate may increase or decrease (www.bellaonline.com/articles/). Rock music had an impact on the people… in the center of the card… on the environment of the people, which is generally excited by happiness in the central case (Matravers 174). Music is not the whole part of feeling; it just causes it (Matravers 174). When the volume of the music goes up, the emotions will increase (Matravers 174). As the music diminishes, so do the emotions (Matravers 174). The connection between music and emotions is similar to a mirror (Matravers 174). Whatever happens to music, human feelings will follow. In conclusion of the arguments and observations, musical expression consists in apparently presenting the characteristics of emotions. It turns out that people listen to music because it has a purposeful nature and has an effect on psychological emotions. If there is a case where music shows emotional qualities without any reference to feelings, there is a case of happy music not being potent of happiness.