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ELI5: why does music make us feel different emotions?

For example, certain tones in something scary to give you an ominous feeling. Music that makes you feel good in certain parts of movies to portray romance or a wholesome moment.
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Musical notes arent what makes music sound pleasing, happy, or foreboding, it the distance between the notes that can give a piece a happy or sad sound. This distance is called an interval. 

This is a pretty in depth topic so its difficult to explain it simply, but ill try.

 Intervals are considered either consonant or dissonant. Consonant intervals are pleasing and give you a feeling of resolution or conclusion. Dissonant intervals create tension, uneasiness and a desire to to resolve on a consonant interval.  This is scratching the surface of the very deep rabbit hole that is music theory.