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... same time as the Toronto Blessing, acid house and trance music spread across the UK, including to the Hacienda, where ...
... and the world. Connections with others, communication, music and dance are all areas to focus attention on when ...
... interests included Art History, local church architecture, music and lichens. In these areas he meticulously researched ...
... – interrupting someone who’s mid-task or turning the music up in theatre because the surgeon has completed the ...
... family and proud of his children. He was passionate about music and birds – he apparently had a tough time choosing ...
... in the brain and was drawn to the written and visual arts, music, and philosophy because the humanities describe and ...
... on Viennese life at the turn of the century, on classical music, psychoanalysis, the origins of Rorschach’s famous ...
... and ‘dream pictures’ while listening to classical music. His aim was not unlike that of a patient in ... on one page… beginning and ending, if possible, with the music itself.’ He said that some of these were ‘purely ...
... as his partner, Donna. At his funeral the first piece of music played was Dire Straits “Romeo and Juliet” from ...
... gift for someone who is fascinated by both memory and music: now that the whole archive is publicly available I ...
... Island Discs, which provides an interesting range of music selected by the famous interviewee, interspersed by ...
... psychotic experiences. Outside of work, Mike was an avid music enthusiast, and an accomplished guitarist and flautist. ...
... samples to WEDINOS, or there are services like the Loop at music festivals, and occasionally in city centres. But ...
... gratuitous slow motion. The baby lies forgotten as dance music pounds, bottles smash, powder flies, and grimaces of ...
... environment, or that involve the same feeling, the same music, or the same significant moment in history. Memories ... the track in the vinyl record, but she can’t hear the music. “The next step would be to be able to see what ... a madeleine cookie dipped in...
... – feeling shivers down the spine when moved by music or poetry – in terms of activation of the emotional ...
... and clinical work, including a passion for Jane Austen and music, especially Mozart. As a child, Janet became interested ...
... of mass destruction. He told me about going to classical music concerts in Stanford with his wife, Virginia, and he ...
... who is Research Professor at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, and Emeritus Professor of Psychology, Keele ...
... to psychology after ‘almost studying art – and art and music are still fundamental to my life, but I finally studied ...
... so I had to be creative in my communication. Songs and music helped. For instance, two songs in particular helped us ...
... CDs. James was also happy to practice (and even perform) music with colleagues irrespective of their level of ...
... easier and less risky. Today, apps that support art, music and photography are readily available – but, ...
... my spare time, I intend to continue listening to classical music, performing as a flautist and singer and hiking across ...
... superpower Enlightenment. One cultural recommendation Any music that makes you dreamy. Japanese flute does it for me… ...
