For me, it had a lot to do with the music itself.
I loved the flow of her songs, from note to note, lows to highs, and the power that she infused in her songs, that was only emphasized by the emotion that she put into it.
I'm like that with a lot of great music, or when it comes to great singers as well.
Andrea Bocelli can make me weep lol And there are some compositions that are just amazing...I think everyone knows the Adagio for Strings, which, I first heard covered by a Choir, and it was just one of the most gorgeous things I've ever heard.
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I think this is the great beauty of music. My teachers used to tell us that, we can always play the notes as they are written, but you haven't made music out of it, until the audience can actually
feel the emotion and the story behind it.
And there are no words in symphonic pieces, obviously. It's not something that's easy to do.
But that's a little aside from the "Ayu feeling" I guess.
But anyway, you don't need words to convey feeling or emotion.