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... Amir’s frantic attempts to become clued-up on classical music to fit in. Unexpectedly, Rob appears unmoved by ...
... three beautiful songs - with words by A.E. Housman set to music by the composer George Butterworth who, as an officer ...
... boxes' – which he finds compelling, as they sound 'like music'. Other striking examples include Amrit’s wonderful ...
... the taste of pineapple chunks when hearing gentle piano music, and a crispy fried egg when hearing the word ...
... effortlessly impart his knowledge of chemistry, biology, music and the arts. ‘Everything in its place’ is the last ...
... covering a broad range of the continent’s wonderful music traditions. The main plot conceit – a Romeo and ...
... allowed visitors to interact with moving sand, light and music to give the effect of seeing colours in response to ...
... sessions in which they would make up poems and set them to music, using simple popular tunes (Carrera, 2009, ... emotions: New connections in the histories of art, music and medicine. Aldershot: Ashgate. Rousseau, J. (1993). ...
... centre of the piece, was a mime to the jaunty background music of the Carpenter’s “Why do birds suddenly ...
... ‘Hollywood’ about this series that is inescapable. The music is all too dramatic, the scenes of characters crying ...
... had a bath-time ritual – he’d light candles, play music through a little speaker, add various oils to the ... positive to say about romantic love, or intoxication, or music, dancing and the arts in general – all of which ... or at its best the Ecstatic . . . It...
... by filmed portraits of five survivors, and live music by Mary Coughlan accompanied by Johnny Taylor. The ...
... column: Beyond boundaries Nature versus nurture is a lie. Music is not melody versus rhythm, wine is not grapes versus ... age of 66. She was an extraordinary woman. Jolanta studied music in Warsaw, obtaining her MA in Piano Performance in ... patients. Among...
... slide, points to an opportunity for expansion, in both music, and life. The film has a rare authenticity when it ...
... and the small screen, I look for insight and escape in the music of Massive Attack. More drugs. - By Dr Sally Marlow, ...
... describes as subjective. She even opens beer and plays music to help stimulate memories, which has parallels of ...
... in her illness. Throughout there is immersive, haunting music, performed live on stage, and this accentuates the high ...
... by crashing waves? Did the layering on of powerful music from Carmen and La Traviata alongside Tom Waits, Bruce ...
... were more like electric magnified pages of his notebooks. Music also was an important influence, and it can be argued ...
... it likes. Ultimately, it’s like trying to describe music. It is essentially visceral: like the experience of ...
... people of my age now resistant to listening to once-loved music from the rock band Lostprophets, after frontman Ian ...
... absorbing and at times shocking. Whether you liked her music or not this is a film not to be missed. - Reviewed by ...
... chance to hear her sing (P J Harvey wrote the original music for this production). In the film version, there are ...
... and not seek help for mental health problems. Sabrina’s music choices included ‘Girl on fire’ (naturally), and ...
... is, to a skilled researcher, like a piece of sheet music is to a skilled musician. However, what if we could ... content. If psychology can use these tools, then our sheet music may be heard much more loudly and clearly than before. ...
