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... allowed visitors to interact with moving sand, light and music to give the effect of seeing colours in response to ...
... centre of the piece, was a mime to the jaunty background music of the Carpenter’s “Why do birds suddenly ...
... a translator. During the drawing of the trees calming music was played and participants were offered the choice of ... were also organised by the team including pottery class, music night, yoga etc to encourage engagement in the local ...
... ‘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 ...
... is evident across a range of new media forms (computers, music, mobile technology), though it is not typical of those ... but only 12 per cent of parents, know how to download music (impeding parents’ ability to guide their children in ...
... hill is where it is); sometimes patterns help him make music (like deciding to take a particular sound, run it ...
... video instruction of correct washing to be accompanied by music or lyrics of the user’s choice, and as such, this ...
... and gave examples such as ‘being in love… listening to music or suddenly “being hit” by a book or painting, or ... in a creative performance (such as dancing or playing music), love and sex. Only a small number of sexual awakening ...
... the same effect.’ Moss calls non-verbal behaviour the ‘music behind the words’ and argues that it is the music that conveys the real meaning of what is being ... to ‘read’ the patient and potentially silences the music behind the words. The...
... often conclude his treatments by playing some soothing music. The French King Louis XVI appointed a very ...
... We pushed a few high-top tables together, and with loud music blaring in the background, they began to reminisce. I ...
... a preference that is acquired prenatally. Newborns prefer music they have heard prenatally to that which they have ... from prenatal learning is unknown. Newborn preferences for music acquired prenatally disappear by three weeks of age in ...
... 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 ...
... surrounding them, including stimuli like lights, music and temperature. Due to this lack of control, animals ...
... in her illness. Throughout there is immersive, haunting music, performed live on stage, and this accentuates the high ...
... enables people to ‘bounce’ back as active citizens . Music and change Community psychology has been big in Chile ...
... and refurbished a guitar and is learning how to read music. Michael Karp, co-leader of Aging Rebels, summed up ... of weathering the crisis reading, cooking or listening to music alone in separate apartments, they offer each other ...
... fashion, film and video, interactive leisure software, music, the performing arts, publishing, software and computer ... activities of say, painting, sculpture, classical music, but now encompasses many new activities, as the 2001 ...
... by crashing waves? Did the layering on of powerful music from Carmen and La Traviata alongside Tom Waits, Bruce ...
... health that we can already be doing, she adds: practising music and arts, for instance, or volunteering and providing ...
... produced 40 per cent of the ‘masterworks’ in classical music (Moles, 1958). Although Price’s law was originally ...
