This effect is increased if caregivers, instead of playing pre-recorded music, actively sing in the care situations (Brown, Götell, & Ekman, 2001; Hammar, Emami, Götell, & Engström, 2011).
It was also incorporated in her Confessions Tour, where Madonna and her dancers jumped around the stage actively, while singing the song.
They asked each participant whether he or she played a musical instrument or actively engaged in singing.
Birds in FNS group were placed next to a female as above, and either did not sing spontaneously or were actively prevented from singing by disrupting them before they began to sing.
In order to further characterize the social stimuli necessary for this potentiation, we also examined synaptic function in male birds who were exposed to a female but were actively prevented from singing (one bird did not require external disruption to prevent singing).
Under normal circumstances, the list of musicians you would actively want to hear singing songs about Ibsen heroines could be written on a grain of rice with a magic marker, but Cale makes you wish more people tried.
"Day-O" is so suffused with joy and pathos — that age-old human mishmash — that almost anybody with an actively beating heart sounds awesome singing it.
It shows views of different members of the band playing the song and Chris Martin actively moving around stage while singing.
The idea is to get others to actively participate in worship by singing along.
Secondly, for Yolŋu, the actual process of doing knowledge is a productive one, a 'human' process where language does not represent the world, but 'talking, singing, crying, dancing and painting all actively participate in the creation of new worlds as they have always done since the ancestors first talked, sang and danced the world into existence' (Christie 2005a, p. 64).
