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... and margaritas with fresh lime. He loved jazz and blues music, and was even known to sing along at karaoke and dance ...
... • Musical intelligence – having the ability to make music. There is very limited evidence of musical intelligence ...
... preference for faecal foods (e.g. sausage), flatulent music (i.e. wind and brass) and toilet humour. His analysis ...
... all mode users (Gatersleben & Uzzell, 2007). In addition, music is an important source of positive experiences for ...
... The form of the film – combining first person narrative, music, and diverse imagery – adds not only to its potential ...
... out those with mental health problems in a way that art, music and poetry do not. In other words, aspiring scientists ...
... effective strategies such as distraction by other noises (music, TV), re-focusing on the person instead of the trigger ...
... that underpin ‘regular’ subjects such as maths and music, offering the possibility of building bridges from ...
... a single cultural output such as a book or a piece of music? And as with social prescribing, the outcome measures ...
... breaking down form-filling into smaller chunks, playing music in the background – these are all individual ...
... of results on piano performance. Journal of Research in Music Education, 38(3), 187–196. Dijksterhuis, A., Bos, ...
... all, they are social. Alcohol brands, along with clubs, music and fashion constitute a discursive landscape which ...
... the theme tune to Friends. I think I then wonder what the music is like, as I don’t know it. I met with others from ...
... purchased in a ‘virtual’ or not tangible form, such as music downloaded from the internet, we still miss the ...
... how I clothe my body and decorate my home, and Apple Music and Spotify records reveal the music that speaks to me most; but only a select few see all ...
... After all, fiction, like other forms of culture such as music, could be considered a ‘transformative technology of ...
... College, he was more interested in geology and classical music than mainstream studies. On demobilisation from the ...
... it’s about how they play on the sports field, practise music, dance or drama, or maintain concentration during ...
... military regime. They shared the same taste in films and music. In this way, a bond was established which was to play ...
... www.laterlifetraining.co.uk Extend – Movement to music for the over 60s and less able people: ...
... N., Uneståhl, L.E., et al (2001). Improved recovery after music and therapeutic suggestions during general anaesthesia. ...
... team currently includes; two Arts Therapists (Drama and Music), two Child Psychotherapists, two family support ...
... and pianist out of obligation, or because he enjoyed music?’ The answer, of course, is that Mozart became a ...
... The Guardian . Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/music/2010/apr/28/brian-eno-brighton-festival Kelman, H.C. ...
... success in certain creative endeavours, such as art, music and science (Santosa et al., 2006). In addition, the ...
