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... He forwent studies he had commenced in art, music, botany and biology. He was not studying as much Talmud ... have liked and had reluctantly stopped attending classical music concerts. Feuerstein died in April 2014 at the age of ...
... Graham, one of the pioneers of British acoustic guitar music and who, when he was performing in Cambridge, ...
... a range of experiential creative activities, such as film, music, art, drama and storytelling. This has allowed us to ...
... acute mental health problems. I worked alongside art and music therapists, clinical psychologists and psychology ...
... of interests and backgrounds on it – sport, dance, music, military and business, but it also got me thinking ...
... expertise is.’ This led to a long conversation about music performers we like, including a conductor who produces ...
... fashion, film and video, interactive leisure software, music, the performing arts, publishing, software and computer ... for him, to establish himself as performer and creator of music – and, then, agreeing with the ‘social’ gurus, to ...
... are deemed beautiful. Or the cognitive structures of music perception. What if any intelligence is so alien, say ...
... also evoked when watching YouTube videos with heavy rock music – the experience was spoken about as relaxing, free, ...
... On any given day, my son might do algebra, coding, music and biology, whilst my daughter might do woodwork, ...
... have to start connecting with other people. Language and music – parents singing to baby – is really an important ...
... parents who encouraged them to follow their interest in music. This might be quite a surprise for people who buy into ...
... dealing with a chosen psychologist’s favourite books, music and films. But it confirmed that despite his incredible ...
... neural areas to process speech, faces, time, emotion, music, circadian rhythms, echolocation and space/navigation ...
... of things to do, whatever your interests: theatre, cinema, music, football. I'm a Manchester lass, and was a bit unsure ...
... collaborations in their science, creative writing and music classes; interviewing women about their difficult ...
... and margaritas with fresh lime. He loved jazz and blues music, and was even known to sing along at karaoke and dance ...
... we covered over four hours – though they did include music of all kinds and a shared love of the Archers! But ...
... such as dusting, watering plants, sewing and darning. Music, with its therapeutic potential, appears to have taken ...
... concentrated in an activity, whether it’s work, playing music, or playing a video game), is quite important for ...
... much larger than that for options such as neurofeedback, music and art therapy, acupuncture and hormone replacement ...
... Beethoven, Mozart and others exhibited ‘an organ of music’, a phrenological feature. The fate of Mozart’s ...
... differences make sense if language is a skill – like music, art, or computer programming – where we expect to ...
... The Mind’s Eye (Picador, 2010) Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain (Picador, 2007) See www.oliversacks.com ...
... and democratising delivery of pictures, words and music. In the space of 30 years, our pedagogic practice has ...
