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Eerola and Vuoskoski (2011) conducted a study with 116 participants who evaluated 110 film musical pieces based on perceived emotions, preferences, and beauty. The study showed a strong correlation between beauty and sadness ratings and happiness ratings. The study suggested that there can be a significant role of the enjoyment of sad music with aesthetic appreciation and beauty (Vuoskoski et al., 2012). Finding also suggests listening to sad music does not make an individual experience any negative or unpleasant emotions. The emotions experienced due to real-life sad events. (Vuoskoski et al., 2012) observed that people experienced more nostalgic feelings, peacefulness, and a feeling of wonder rather than negative emotions.

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